About this service
Affordable, but built right for Bangladeshi phones
Around 85% of the visitors hitting a typical Bangladeshi business website are on a smartphone — often a 30,000-50,000 BDT Android with limited RAM, sometimes on a flaky 4G signal in a tea shop in Sylhet or on the GP network during a load shedding hour in Dhaka. Most cheap responsive websites in Bangladesh ignore this completely. They look fine on the agency owner's MacBook in a Gulshan office, then crawl, break, or hide your phone number behind a 600KB hero image on the only device that matters.
I design mobile-first, every time. That means I lay out the small-screen version before the desktop version, choose typography that stays readable on a 5.5-inch screen at arm's length, keep the hero under 300KB, make the WhatsApp and call buttons thumb-reachable, and test on real Chrome-on-Android with throttled 4G — not just a browser resize on a laptop. The price stays affordable because I work alone, reuse battle-tested layout patterns, and skip the layers of project managers, account managers and "creative directors" that inflate agency quotes.
What you actually get for 50,000 BDT: a properly responsive 5-7 page website with custom layout (no generic Envato theme dumped on your domain), Bangla and English-ready typography, fast hosting setup, basic on-page SEO, working contact form that emails you AND opens WhatsApp on tap, Google Search Console + Analytics wired up, and a design-approval guarantee — if you do not approve the homepage design after revisions, you do not pay the second half. No drip-feeding small fixes for months after launch.
I am RH Fardin, an SEO consultant who builds websites, working with Bangladeshi business owners directly — no junior intern handed your project, no "team lead" who disappears after the contract signs. You talk to the person designing and coding your site. That is why cheap here does not mean shoddy.
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