About the developer
Why hiring a freelance WordPress developer in Dhaka is mostly a gamble — and how I'm different
Every week someone in Dhaka pays 15,000 BDT to a Fiverr stranger or a part-time uni student, gets a nulled Avada theme with the original demo images still loading from someone else's CDN, and three months later the wp-admin is locked because the unlicensed plugin pinged home. That story is the real reason this page exists — not because freelance WordPress work is bad, but because most of what gets sold as freelance in Dhaka isn't really development. It's reskinning.
RH Fardin is one person. I write the functions.php, I build the ACF flexible content blocks, I configure WooCommerce, I install the SSL, I push the cron schedule for the daily backup, I sit on the call when the bKash integration throws an OTP timeout. There is no team behind a project manager behind a sales person — when you message me on WhatsApp at 11 PM because checkout is broken before a campaign launch, the same person who built it picks up.
About five years deep in WordPress now, mostly stacks that look the same on the surface but behave very differently underneath: custom themes built on _underscores or Sage, ACF Pro for content modelling, WooCommerce for stores, WP Rocket and Cloudflare for performance, Rank Math for the on-page SEO foundation. I'm comfortable in PHP and the database — meaning if a plugin conflict breaks the site I can SSH in and fix it, not just deactivate things and hope.
I work like a freelancer (direct contract, fixed scope, bKash or bank transfer) but I deliver like a senior agency dev (Git, staging, documentation, design-approval guarantee before any code starts). That combination is the whole point of hiring me instead of a 1,50,000 BDT agency or a 12,000 BDT marketplace gig — you get the seriousness of one without the markup of the other.
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