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Cheap does not have to mean broken on mobile
Most cheap responsive website design offers in BD right now are one Bootstrap template, passed from client to client. They have the same main banner and the same three-column section. They have the same wobbly menu button that covers your logo on a Symphony phone. They look fine in a Chrome window on a 15-inch laptop.
Then they fall apart the moment a real customer opens them. Picture a 360-pixel screen with one bar of network in Uttara or Bashundhara. That is where those templates break.
I build responsive sites the other way around. I design for the phone first, then scale up to tablet and desktop. Tap targets stay at least 44 pixels wide. Each form field brings up the right keyboard. So when someone types their mobile number, the number pad shows up without a fight.
Images are compressed and sent at the size the device asks for, not as the giant DSLR original. Menus fold away cleanly. The bKash or Call button stays within thumb reach at the bottom of the screen.
About five years of this work in Bangladesh taught me what breaks here but never breaks in tutorials. Think of cheap Chinese phones with 2GB RAM and Walton tablets with odd default browsers. Think of office laptops on Windows 7 with old Edge.
Then there are iOS users in Gulshan and Banani who expect the site to feel as smooth as their banking app. The site has to work on all of them, not just on the device on the designer's desk.
I work alone. There is no salesperson promising features I can't ship, and no junior pasting last month's project on top of yours. So the price stays honest. It is 50,000 BDT for a clean responsive starter and 90,000 BDT when you need more pages and a bit of CMS. A fuller site with serious content is 1,50,000 BDT.
That is it. The person who quotes you is the same person who designs the layout for each screen size. I also test the menu on a real Galaxy A05.
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