A cafe website in Chittagong for owners whose customers find them on Instagram first and Google second. Real interior photos, a menu that loads on Khulshi-to-CUET 4G, a one-tap map for the GEC traffic, and a 'we're open' answer before anyone has to message you. Built and shipped by one senior developer — from 50,000 BDT.
Around five years building sites for Bangladeshi food and lifestyle brands. One person designs and codes it — me, RH Fardin. 50% advance, 50% on launch, with a design-approval guarantee.
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Here's what actually happens with a Chittagong cafe. Someone sees a reel — your latte art, your rooftop seating in Khulshi, a slice of Basque cheesecake — and they're sold on the vibe. Then they tap your bio link to check where you are and whether you're open, and they land on... a Linktree, or a half-finished Wix page, or nothing at all. So they go back to the comments, hunt for an address, can't find tonight's hours, and the plan quietly dies. The reel did its job. The website didn't exist to finish it.
That gap is the whole reason this page exists. A cafe in Chittagong does not need a brochure site with a stock photo of a cappuccino someone downloaded. It needs to answer three things in the ten seconds after the bio-link tap: is this place real and as nice as the reel, where exactly is it (Nasirabad? O.R. Nizam Road? Chandgaon?), and is it open right now. Get those three right and the visit happens. Miss one and you've paid for an ad-view that goes nowhere.
I'm RH Fardin — I design and code every cafe website myself, no agency, no juniors practising on your project. The person you message on WhatsApp is the one shooting your photo brief, structuring your menu, writing the CSS, and pushing the site live. For a cafe that lives or dies on atmosphere, that single-hands approach matters: the developer has to actually *get* the mood you're building, not bury it under a template that looks like every other 'restaurant theme' on the internet.
And I build for how your customers really browse here — a mid-range Android, mobile data near GEC Circle, deciding fast. So the menu is real HTML that loads in seconds (never a 4MB PDF), the photos are your room and your cups, the location card opens the Maps app in one tap, and the whole thing is wired so a student from CU or Premier University, or the work-from-cafe crowd nursing a flat white, can decide on you without ever leaving the page.
Six things I build into every cafe web design in Chittagong by default — chosen for what actually pulls people through your door, not what wins a design award.
The page your Instagram link should point to — not a Linktree. Address, today's hours, a hero shot of your real space, and a tap-to-call, all above the fold, so the visit doesn't die between the reel and the rickshaw.
A mobile image system that keeps your interiors, latte art and dessert shots crisp without wrecking load time. I'll also give you a shot list (or arrange a Chattogram shoot) so the gallery looks like your cafe, not a stock catalogue.
Coffee, food, dessert and seasonal specials as a real, scrollable HTML menu with prices in BDT — opens in seconds on Banglalink 4G and gets indexed so 'best coffee in Khulshi' can actually find you. No pinch-zooming a PDF.
An embedded Google map of your exact spot — Road 2 Khulshi, not 'near Wireless' — with a one-tap 'Open in Maps' button so first-timers and Pathao riders reach you without calling for directions twice.
Taking event bookings, a cake pre-order, or a small table deposit? I wire in bKash and Nagad — Personal or Merchant — and tell you the fee difference honestly before you pick. No forcing a full cart a cafe doesn't need yet.
A simple enquiry form for birthdays, study groups or small private events that lands on your WhatsApp and email instantly — date, group size, occasion — so you catch the booking before they message the cafe next door.
The thing people forget is that a cafe sells a feeling, not a transaction. Nobody rides out to Khulshi or O.R. Nizam Road because they're starving — they go because they want a nice hour: good light, a corner to work or talk, a flat white that looks as good as it tastes. That means the website has a harder job than a restaurant's. It can't just list food and a price. It has to make the room feel real in the first three seconds — and it has to do that on a cheap phone over patchy data, which is exactly where pretty templates fall apart. A 5MB hero image that 'looks premium' on the designer's laptop is a blank white screen on a CUET student's mid-range Android, and that student is your core customer.
So I build the mood and the speed together, not as a trade-off. Real interior and drink photos, compressed and lazy-loaded so they appear fast and stay sharp; type and spacing that match the calm of the place instead of shouting; and the three decision-makers — where, when, is-it-nice — answered before anyone scrolls. There's a money angle to it too. The 'koto taka?' question hits cafes hard because younger Chittagong customers are price-sensitive and will assume you're expensive if the price is hidden, so I put an honest 'around 250-400 BDT a head' band where it fits and let people self-qualify instead of bouncing. And I always build a direct path — your own enquiry and order channels — so you're not handing 25-30% of every Foodpanda ticket to an aggregator while the customer who found you through your own reel still belongs to someone else.
Clear packages, fixed quotes, paid in BDT. Pick a starting point — I'll tailor the exact scope on a quick call.
Every project starts at ৳50,000
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Straight answers to what Chittagong cafe owners actually ask me on the first call.
It starts from 50,000 BDT for a focused cafe site — home, menu, gallery, location and an enquiry/booking form — built mobile-first with your real photos, a Google Maps embed and a tap-to-call button. The 90,000 BDT tier adds bKash/Nagad for deposits or pre-orders, an events-booking flow, and local SEO so searches like 'cafe in Khulshi' find you. 1,50,000 BDT covers full online ordering or a multi-branch setup with an admin panel you can update yourself. Custom builds with deeper integrations start at 3,00,000 BDT. Payment is 50% advance and 50% on launch — no recurring fees sprung on you later.
Instagram sells the vibe, but it can't close the visit — it can't show today's hours, can't open a map in one tap, and can't be found on Google when someone types 'best coffee in Nasirabad' instead of scrolling reels. Your website is where the bio-link tap turns into someone actually walking in. It's also yours: Instagram can throttle your reach or lock your account overnight, and then your whole storefront is gone. A site you own is the one channel no algorithm can take away.
Yes — that's the whole point for a cafe. I work from your real interior and drink photos and pull the colour palette, type feel and spacing to match the mood you've already built on Instagram, so a customer feels they're in the same brand from reel to website to the actual room. No generic 'restaurant theme', no stock images of European lattes. If your branding is still rough, I'll help tidy it as part of the build.
Yes, and for a cafe site that's non-negotiable. Images are compressed and lazy-loaded, the menu is real HTML instead of a heavy PDF, fonts are kept minimal, and I test on a throttled connection before launch. Someone tapping your bio link on a mid-range phone over Banglalink near GEC should see your hero shot, hours and call button in seconds — not a white screen that sends them back to the comments.
Most cafes don't need a full cart on day one — people come for the room, not delivery. I usually start with a fast menu, a strong gallery and a WhatsApp/enquiry flow for table holds, cake pre-orders and small events, which is the 50,000 to 90,000 BDT range. When your delivery volume actually justifies it, I add ordering with bKash and Nagad later without rebuilding the site. You pay for what your traffic needs, not for features sitting idle.
Yes. Each outlet — say one in Khulshi and one in Chandgaon — gets its own page with its own map, hours, phone and area keywords, so each ranks separately for 'cafe near' searches in that neighbourhood. I'll also set up a Google Business profile per branch if you don't have them. Adding a second branch later is built to be a config change, not a fresh project — typically a 10,000 to 20,000 BDT addition rather than a rebuild.
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