About RH Fardin
Cheap in Uttara should mean cheaper cost-per-lead, not a cheaper-looking page
Here is the trap with cheap landing page design in Uttara. Someone in a Sector 11 Facebook group quotes you 6,000 taka, sends back a single stretched template with five sections nobody reads, and the WhatsApp form is wired to an email the seller never checks. Then you put 15,000 taka of ad budget behind it. The boost works — people from Uttara, Tongi, Airport tap through — and the page converts almost none of them because it asks for nothing and explains nothing. That is not a cheap page. That is a slow way to burn your ad money.
I am RH Fardin, a solo senior designer working on Bangladesh sites for roughly five years. A landing page is a different animal from a website — no menu to wander into, no 'about us' to hide in. It has one job: take the person who tapped your ad and move them to one action — call, WhatsApp, book a seat, request a site visit. I build the whole thing myself: the offer structure, the copy hierarchy, the mobile layout, the form, the tracking. The reason I can keep cheap landing page design in Uttara genuinely cheap is that there is no agency overhead riding on top of your invoice.
My floor is 50,000 BDT, and for a landing page that buys a lot, because every taka goes into the one page instead of being spread across ten. You get a custom design built around your single offer, a thumb-first layout for the buyer scrolling on 4G between Uttara and Tongi, a fast load so the page is open before they lose patience, a bKash/Nagad-aware action flow, and conversion tracking so you can finally see which ad actually pays. If you later need a matching multi-page site, the 90,000 and 1,50,000 BDT tiers are there — but most Uttara advertisers need one sharp page first.
I take 50% advance and 50% on launch, and the second half is due only when you approve the design. The design-approval guarantee means I keep working the visual direction within scope until the page genuinely looks right to you — not until I have run out of patience. For a page whose entire purpose is to make a stranger trust you in eight seconds, that guarantee is the part that actually matters.
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