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Why most college websites in Bangladesh quietly lose admissions
Open ten college websites in BD right now and you will see the same pattern: a slow homepage, a 2019 notice still pinned to the top, a broken admission form that emails into a Yahoo address no one checks, and a prospectus PDF that takes 40 seconds to load on Robi 4G. Guardians in the districts are deciding between your college and three others on a mobile screen, and that ten-second wait is the entire reason your seat sits empty in September.
I design and build college websites in Bangladesh as a solo senior operator, with roughly five years of work behind me on education sites for schools, colleges and coaching institutions across the country. There are no juniors handed the work after the contract is signed. The person you talk to on WhatsApp is the same person sketching the admissions flow, writing the HTML, configuring the cPanel, and pushing it live.
Every project starts with what an actual guardian does on a 5-inch phone at 11pm: searches your college name, taps the first link, looks for fees, looks for results, looks for the admission form. That is the page I build first. The principal's message, the founders' photo, the 47 committee members all matter for credibility, but they are not what closes an admission. The form does.
Pricing is fixed and public. A starter college site sits at 50,000 BDT, the standard build at 90,000 BDT, the full admissions package at 1,50,000 BDT, and a fully custom build (with online application, dynamic notice CMS, exam results portal) begins at 3,00,000 BDT. 50% advance to start, 50% on launch, and you sign off on the design in Figma before I write production code.
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