Why Comilla businesses pick me
Calling myself the best web design company in Comilla isn't a slogan - it's a different setup
A lot of Comilla business owners have already been burned once: paid an agency on Kandirpar or through a Dhaka contact, got a half-finished site, then spent three months chasing a 'developer' on WhatsApp who kept saying 'kal hoye jabe'. The site that finally launched looked nothing like the mockup, broke on mobile, and nobody could explain who actually built it. That gap - between who you talked to and who touched the code - is exactly the problem I exist to remove.
I'm RH Fardin. I design, write the markup, wire up the backend, and push your Comilla site live myself. When you message me, you're talking to the person who builds the thing - not a sales rep, not a project coordinator, not a junior who'll quietly outsource it. That's the whole reason a one-person operation can outperform a 'company' for a project like yours: nothing gets lost between people, because there are no other people.
Most of my Comilla clients are the ones who actually carry the city's economy - garment buying houses near the Comilla EPZ, coaching centres around Victoria College, restaurants on Jhautola, real estate sellers, clinics, and traders who do half their business over Facebook and Messenger. Their buyers are on cheap Android phones, on patchy data, deciding in ten seconds whether to call or scroll past. So I build for that buyer first: fast load, thumb-friendly layout, a phone number and a bKash/Nagad option they can act on without pinching to zoom.
I've been doing this for around five years, which is long enough to have opinions and short enough to still answer my own phone. The pricing is fixed and public - tiers at 50,000, 90,000 and 1,50,000 BDT, fully custom builds from 3,00,000 BDT - so the 'koto taka?' conversation takes one message, not a week of vague quotes. You pay 50% to start, 50% when it launches, and you approve the design before I write a line of production code.
See pricing in BDT