About the work
Landing pages built around one decision, not a full company website
Most Bangladeshi businesses spend 20,000 to 100,000 BDT a month on Facebook and Google ads. Then they send every click to the same homepage, with a slider, an About menu, a Services dropdown and a Contact page. The visitor lands, gets distracted and leaves. Landing page design in BD closes that gap.
The idea is simple: one page, one offer, one button. The layout answers the questions a BD buyer asks before they tap a button. Nothing on the page pulls them away from that choice.
I am RH Fardin, an independent website designer and developer. I have worked with brands across Dhaka, Chattogram and the rest of Bangladesh for about 5 years. I build each landing page myself, from start to finish. I write the headline and draw the wireframe in Figma, then I hand-code the page so it loads fast on a 4G phone in Mirpur.
I also set up the bKash/Nagad number or WhatsApp click. I add Meta Pixel and GA4 events, and then I ship the page. There is no account manager and no relay race between different people.
A landing page is not a one-page website. It is a sales pitch you scroll through. For BD buyers, that means you answer the price question early. You show trust signals local buyers care about: a real WhatsApp number, a real Dhaka address and real photos, not stock images.
The form must be short enough to fill in with one thumb. People should also be able to skip the form and just message you on WhatsApp or call. Every section has to earn its place on the page.
Here is what I do not do. I do not sell 12-page company sites that pretend to be landing pages. I do not reuse Themeforest templates with the old logo barely changed. I do not make vague promises of "unlimited revisions" that never end. You see the design in Figma first, you approve it, and then I build.
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