About the developer behind your college website
One person who has watched a Rajshahi college admission cycle from the inside
Admission season in Rajshahi has a rhythm most agencies in Dhaka never see. From the last week of HSC results until mid-July, parents from Naogaon, Natore, Chapainawabganj and Pabna are calling your office, checking your website on the bus to Shaheb Bazar, and comparing your honours subjects against three other colleges before they ever step on campus. A slow, unclear website costs you students you never realise you lost.
I am RH Fardin, a solo website designer and developer working out of Bangladesh with around five years of building sites for education, SME and service businesses. For college website design in Rajshahi I sit with the principal or admission officer, look at last year's admission numbers, and build the site around the real questions your office answers on the phone fifty times a day: which subjects are open, what is the seat count, when is the form deadline, where is the campus, and koto taka admission fee.
There is no agency layer. No junior handed your project after the sales call. I write the wireframe, design the pages in Figma, code the front-end, set up the admin panel and hand over the trained dashboard myself. When your IT teacher emails about an SSL warning in August, you get a reply from the same person who built the site, not a ticket number.
I work with one college at a time so each project gets actual attention. If we agree, you pay 50% advance, I deliver design mockups for approval before I touch a single line of code, and the remaining 50% is due only when the site is live on your domain. That keeps both sides honest.
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