About the work
Landing pages built around one decision, not a full company website
Most Bangladeshi businesses spend 20,000-100,000 BDT a month on Facebook and Google ads, then 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 bounces. That is the gap a landing page closes. One page, one offer, one button — and a layout that actually answers the questions a BD buyer is asking before they tap a CTA.
I am RH Fardin, an independent website designer and developer working with brands across Dhaka, Chattogram and the rest of Bangladesh for around 5 years. I build landing pages personally, end to end. That means I write the headline, design the wireframe in Figma, hand-code the page so it loads fast on a 4G phone in Mirpur, wire up the bKash/Nagad number or WhatsApp click, set Meta Pixel and GA4 events, and ship it. No account manager, no relay race.
A landing page is not a one-page website. It is a sales argument in scrolling form. For BD, that means addressing the price question early, showing trust signals that local buyers actually care about (real WhatsApp number, real Dhaka address, real photos — not stock), making the form short enough for thumb typing, and giving people the option to skip the form entirely and just message you on WhatsApp or call. Every section earns its place.
What I do not do: 12-page corporate sites pretending to be landing pages, recycled Themeforest templates with the original logo barely changed, or vague 'we will revise unlimited times' promises that never end. You see the design in Figma first. You approve it. Then I build.
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