About RH Fardin
One senior operator. No agency middlemen between you and your website.
Most corporate websites in Bangladesh fail the same test: a buyer in Gulshan or a procurement officer in Motijheel opens the site on a phone, sees stock photos, generic copy, slow loading, and quietly moves to your competitor's quotation. The site looks like it was assembled in a rush, because it usually was — handed down from senior designer to junior coder to whoever was free that week.
I am RH Fardin. I run a one-person design and development practice serving Bangladeshi corporates, and I have spent close to five years building sites that need to hold their own in front of a board, a foreign investor, or a Bangladesh Bank compliance review. When you hire me, you get me — for discovery calls, design rounds, code, launch, and the awkward late-night question about why a form isn't sending to your accounts email.
My corporate work is built around what a real BD buying committee actually checks: clear company profile, leadership bios that don't sound copy-pasted, services laid out in plain Bangla-English mix, factory or office photos, certifications, and a contact section that respects the fact most enquiries still come from a mobile number, not a fancy contact form.
I do not run a SaaS-style retainer trap or a 12-month engagement contract. You pay 50% to start, 50% on launch, and the site is yours. If you want me to stay on for ongoing updates, that is a separate, optional arrangement — not something I bake into the original quote to inflate the bill.
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