College website development in Chittagong, built one project at a time by a senior developer who writes the code himself.
Most Chattogram colleges hand over a Word file of notices, a logo PNG and hope for the best. I take that pile and ask the right questions. What honours streams do you run? What are your NU code and EIIN? Who sits on the governing body, and how does admission flow? Then I ship a clear, fast, mobile-first college website in Chittagong that students and guardians can use on a 4G phone, from Hathazari to Patenga.
About 5 years of hands-on web work. Solo developer, no juniors. Tiers from 50,000 BDT, custom builds from 3,00,000 BDT. 50% advance, 50% on launch. Design approved before development starts.
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Most college websites in Chattogram fail one quiet test. An HSC student opens the site on a mid-range phone outside an admission coaching centre in GEC Circle. She looks for the honours admission form and gives up after the third broken link. That gap between what your office uploads and what applicants can find is the real problem I solve. It is what college website development in Chittagong should be about in the first place.
My name is RH Fardin, and I work with colleges, schools and small institutions across Bangladesh. I handle the planning, structure, design and code myself. No junior writes your principal's message section. No account manager forwards your emails to someone you have never met. When you ask about your admission flow, the person who built it answers.
I have about five years of building real websites for real Bangladeshi clients. That taught me one thing about college web design in Chittagong: three very different people read the site. One is a 17-year-old hunting for admission notices. One is a guardian checking fees and teacher credentials. One is a regulator from the National University or the education board, looking for the right disclosures. The same page has to satisfy all three without becoming a mess.
I take small batches of projects and talk to your principal or admin officer directly on Google Meet or WhatsApp. I treat your governing body decisions, NOC documents and exam routines as structured content, not files dumped into a sidebar. Once we agree the design, that is what gets shipped. There is no surprise rebuild on launch day and no cheaper version of the mockup you approved.
Here are six things I build into every Chattogram college website. They are what your students, guardians and governing body really need.
Honours, degree pass, HSC, diploma and short courses each get their own admission page. Each one shows eligibility, deadline, fees and a form to download. Students stop calling the office for basics.
You get a proper notice section with categories, dates and PDF files that Google can find. Old exam routines, results and circulars stay searchable instead of vanishing into a Facebook timeline.
Each department gets its own page with its teachers, courses, labs and contact details. This builds trust with guardians and helps the office during National University audits.
The top of each page stays light, images load as you scroll, and there are no heavy sliders. The site opens fast on Robi or Banglalink in Bandar, Halishahar or Sitakunda, not just on office wifi in Nasirabad.
You get clean Bangla type that does not break on phones, plus an English layer for applicants from abroad and accreditation bodies. Both languages share one admin, not two separate sites.
Affiliation details, EIIN, NU code, governing body, MPO information and required disclosures sit where regulators expect them. Nothing is copied from another college's website.
The usual Chittagong college website story goes like this. A local vendor sells a 25,000 to 35,000 BDT template. He adds the principal's photo, dumps three years of notice PDFs into one folder, and disappears after launch. Six months later the SSL has expired and the admission form link is dead. The office now runs admissions through a personal Facebook account because the website is unreliable. That is not a website. It is a brochure that broke.
So on a serious college project, I start with the four core flows: admission, notices, results and contact. I design around those, not around a homepage banner. That way the college website in Chittagong works for the people who need it most.
College sites in Chattogram must survive two big rushes. On result day, thousands of students and parents hit the same page in one hour. In admission deadline week, the form download gets hammered from every upazila around the city. I build with proper caching, light images and a backend that holds up when your IT teacher shares the result link in the college WhatsApp group.
The site is yours, hosted somewhere you control. It has a clean admin where your office staff can post a notice in two minutes without calling me. That is what 50,000 to 1,50,000 BDT should buy a college in Chittagong, and that is what I deliver.
Clear packages, fixed quotes, paid in BDT. Pick a starting point. I'll tailor the exact scope on a quick call.
Every project starts at ৳50,000
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Real questions from Chittagong college principals, admin officers and governing body members before they start a website project.
My pricing starts at 50,000 BDT for a focused college site with admission, notices, faculty and contact. The 90,000 BDT tier adds department pages, a results section, a gallery and a more polished design. 1,50,000 BDT covers a fuller site with deeper structure and Bangla and English content. Custom projects with student portals or online admission forms start from 3,00,000 BDT. Payment is 50% advance and 50% on launch, by bKash, Nagad or bank transfer.
Yes. Some colleges want to collect admission or form fees through bKash, Nagad or Rocket. For them, I connect the merchant account or payment gateway. This usually sits in the 1,50,000 BDT tier or a custom build. It depends on whether you also need an applicant dashboard, payment status and a money receipt the office can download.
Yes. I work with the documents you already have. That means the NU affiliation letter, EIIN, governing body resolution, and principal and vice principal details. I place them in the right structure for both visitors and any inspection or audit. Nothing is invented. Only what you provide gets published.
Yes. I can build a results page that lists board, NU or internal exam results. It has PDFs to download and a search by roll or registration number. Full live results from a database are a custom build. That depends on your exam controller's data format and how you want the security handled.
A 50,000 BDT college site usually takes 2 to 3 weeks once the content is in hand. The 90,000 and 1,50,000 BDT tiers take 3 to 5 weeks. Custom builds with admission forms or portals take 6 to 10 weeks. The biggest delay is almost always gathering content from the office, not development on my side.
Yes. Every college site I build comes with a clean admin panel. Your office can add a notice, upload a result PDF, change the principal's message or update a faculty list in a couple of minutes. I also record a short Bangla walkthrough video, so new staff can learn it without calling me.
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