An Uttara online store designed to turn cart-abandoners into confirmed bKash payments.
I do ecommerce website design in Uttara for boutiques in Sector 7, electronics shops near Jasimuddin, salons on Garib-e-Newaz Avenue and food brands inside Rajlokkhi Complex. You get a mobile-first checkout with bKash and Nagad built in. COD comes with real fraud-filter logic. Product pages hold up on a 3G connection during the 11.30pm Uttara-Motijheel commute home.
Solo senior designer. About 5 years building stores in Bangladesh. Pricing starts at 50,000 BDT, with 50% advance and the balance on launch.
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Good ecommerce website design in Uttara starts with one fact. Here, the online shopper and the offline shopper are often the same person. A woman in Sector 4 will scroll your Instagram and message your page. She asks, 'cash on delivery ache?' in your inbox. The next day, she drives past your shop on Sonargaon Janapath to check that you're real. Your ecommerce site is the trust bridge between those two visits.
Most stores I audit in Uttara fail at that one job. The site looks expensive, but the checkout asks for 11 fields. Then it breaks when she switches from WiFi to GP data.
I am RH Fardin. I design and build ecommerce websites from start to finish for Uttara businesses. There's no agency middle layer and no junior handoff. I'm about five years in, almost all of it on Bangladesh stores. I have spent many evenings debugging bKash IPN callbacks. I've also worked out why the Pathao courier API kept rejecting Sector 11 addresses. That hands-on knowledge goes into the store I build for you.
My ecommerce builds run on WordPress with WooCommerce, or on Shopify. The choice depends on what your team can really maintain after launch. WooCommerce wins when you want full control over delivery zones, with separate rates for Uttara, inside Dhaka and outside Dhaka. It also handles bKash, Nagad and Rocket toggles, plus product feeds for Facebook Catalog ads.
Shopify wins when you want zero server headaches and your catalog is under 200 SKUs. I will tell you straight which one fits. I won't pick the one that pays me a recurring license commission.
Pricing is honest, because I won't pretend Uttara rents are cheap. A working store starts at 50,000 BDT, with a small catalog, one payment gateway and basic delivery rules. 90,000 BDT gets you a properly designed store with bKash, Nagad and COD. It adds full product schema for Google and abandoned-cart recovery.
1,50,000 BDT is the serious tier. It adds category landing pages, a Facebook Catalog feed, and GA4 with Pixel and Conversion API. It also brings the kind of polish that justifies premium pricing on your products. Custom builds start at 3,00,000 BDT. Terms are 50% advance and 50% on launch, with no monthly retainer trap.
Here are six things that decide whether an Uttara ecommerce site makes money or just exists.
This is real gateway integration, not a 'send to this number' textbox. The buyer pays and the order confirms itself. You stop chasing payment screenshots on WhatsApp at midnight.
Cash on delivery is 60 to 70% of Uttara orders. I add IP rate limits, phone checks and a blocklist for repeat fake orders. So you stop paying Pathao return fees on prank orders.
They are designed for a one-handed scroll on a 6-inch screen over 3G. You get image swipe, a sticky 'Order Now' button, and a price, size and COD line that shows without scrolling.
There are separate shipping rates for Uttara sectors, the rest of Dhaka and outside Dhaka. The Pathao and Steadfast APIs are hooked up, so labels print instead of being written by hand.
A product feed syncs itself to Facebook Catalog. Your boosted posts and Advantage+ shopping campaigns pull live price and stock. There's no manual upload every week.
You message me, and you get me. No project manager forwards your bKash question to a junior who replies in 4 days. Decisions take hours, not sprints.
I have audited maybe 40 Uttara online stores in the last two years. They include boutiques, gadget resellers, organic food brands, home decor shops and restaurants doing online orders. The pattern is almost always the same. The homepage looks great, and the product pages look fine. Then the checkout asks for full name, phone, email, district, thana, full address, landmark and an alternate phone. It even asks for an optional Facebook profile link and 'how did you hear about us'.
On a Symphony or a low-end Samsung over GP data, that form takes 90 seconds to fill. It breaks if the keyboard covers the submit button. Your buyer gives up and messages your Facebook page instead. Now that sale costs you a human reply, a chase for the payment screenshot and a Pathao label typed by hand.
The fix is not a new logo. The fix is a three-field checkout: phone, address and payment method. bKash, Nagad and COD each take a single tap. Returning buyers are remembered by phone number, so their details fill in on their own. That is what I build for Uttara stores.
Add a well-structured catalog in the Sector 7 boutique style, with clear categories, real model photos and size charts in inches, not just S, M and L. Add a working Facebook Catalog feed and Pathao and Steadfast courier links. Then your store stops being a brochure and becomes a sales channel. That is the difference between a store that pays for itself in a quarter and one stuck at 1.2% conversion forever.
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
A sharp, credible site that makes the right first impression and brings enquiries.
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An online store built to sell and scale.
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Need something bigger? Custom & enterprise builds from ৳3,00,000. Pay by bKash, Nagad, bank transfer or card. Ask for an exact price or send an email.
These are real questions Uttara business owners ask me before they sign.
It starts at 50,000 BDT for a small-catalog store. That means under 30 SKUs, one payment gateway and basic shipping zones. 90,000 BDT gets a proper store with bKash, Nagad, COD and abandoned-cart recovery. 1,50,000 BDT is a serious build with a Facebook Catalog feed, GA4 with Pixel and Conversion API, and category landing pages. Custom or large-catalog builds start at 3,00,000 BDT. You pay 50% advance by bKash or bank, and 50% on launch.
Choose WooCommerce if you want full control over delivery zones, such as different rates for Sector 4, Sector 13 and outside Dhaka. It also gives you all three local payment gateways, the Pathao, Steadfast and RedX APIs, and no recurring app fees. Choose Shopify if your catalog is under 200 SKUs and you don't want to touch a server. You must also be okay paying monthly in USD. I recommend based on your team, not on what pays me more to install.
Yes. I set up the official payment gateway, where the buyer pays inside checkout and the order confirms itself. It's not the 'send taka to this number and we will check' workflow. I have done bKash Tokenized Checkout and PGW, and Nagad merchant integration. I've also done Rocket through the SSLCOMMERZ aggregator. If you want speed, an aggregator like SSLCOMMERZ or AamarPay covers all three with one signup.
I use three layers. First, the phone number is checked at checkout, by OTP or a call-back. Second, IP and device fingerprinting blocks repeat fake orders. Third, a shared blocklist catches known fake numbers in the Bangladesh COD scene. It does not stop all fraud. But on average it cuts return-to-origin (RTO) by 30 to 40%. That is real money saved on Pathao return charges.
Yes. Every product photo is compressed to WebP on its own. It is served at the exact pixel size the buyer's screen needs, and it loads only when needed. A product page in my build is usually 300 to 500 KB on first load. Most Uttara stores ship 4 to 8 MB. That alone lifts checkout completion on GP and Robi 3G, in places like Diabari and the Uttara-Tongi border.
Visually, yes. But the website works very differently. The site should clearly show the shop address, a Google Map pin and a 'visit our showroom' button, because Uttara buyers do check. Still, the pricing logic, checkout flow and product structure should be built for online behaviour. They should not be a digital photocopy of your in-store catalog. I design both to feel like one brand, without forcing one to copy the other.
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