Plenty of people in Rajshahi already have a "portfolio" — a Wix page, a Canva site, a Behance link, a Google Drive folder. The problem is never the work; it is what happens in the 8 seconds a client abroad spends on a slow, template-built page before they bounce. I do real portfolio website development in Rajshahi: hand-coded, fast, and built to keep working two years from now, not just look good in the demo. One senior developer. From 50,000 BDT.
~5 years writing custom code, solo — no agency, no juniors. 50% advance, 50% on launch. Design-approval guarantee: you sign off before I write a line of code.
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A developer in Kazla messaged me last year, frustrated. He had a clean enough portfolio — built on a free template, looked fine on his laptop. But a US client had opened it on a hotel WiFi, waited four seconds for the hero image, and never replied. The work was strong. The page was the problem. That gap is what this page is about: in Rajshahi, almost nobody is short on talent or even on taste — they are short on the part you do not see, the actual development that makes a portfolio load in under two seconds, rank for your own name, and not silently break when a plugin updates.
There is a quiet assumption in Rajshahi that "portfolio website development" is just dragging blocks around in Wix or Webflow until it looks right. For a hobby, fine. But the moment your portfolio is the thing standing between you and a remote contract, an Upwork client, or an overseas job, the engineering underneath it starts deciding outcomes. A bloated template loads slow on a recruiter's phone. A no-code builder ties your professional identity to a monthly subscription you have to keep paying forever. A theme stuffed with twenty plugins is one update away from a white screen. I build the opposite of all three.
I am RH Fardin, a solo website designer and developer working with Rajshahi clients fully remote — WhatsApp, Google Meet, bKash and Nagad. I have spent close to five years personally writing the code behind portfolio sites, not just designing them. No agency, no junior taking your project as practice between corporate jobs, no marketplace theme rebadged as "custom." The person who replies to your first message is the same person who structures your case studies, compresses every image, sets up your hosting, and pushes the site live. When something needs fixing at 11pm, you are not waiting on a ticket queue in another city.
Pricing is fixed and posted, so there is no "koto taka?" guessing. 50,000 BDT for a focused, fast portfolio site — home, about, a strong work grid, and contact. 90,000 BDT for the build most Rajshahi freelancers land on: full case-study pages and a CMS you control yourself. 1,50,000 BDT when you need motion, bilingual Bangla/English, and a custom-built CMS. Fully bespoke development from 3,00,000 BDT. 50% advance to start, 50% on launch, and you approve every screen before a single line of code gets written.
Not design fluff. These are the development decisions that separate a portfolio website in Rajshahi that wins remote work from one that quietly costs you clients you never knew you lost.
Built on clean HTML, CSS and JavaScript or Next.js — not a WordPress theme buried under twenty plugins. It loads fast, ranks for your name, and is still working in two years instead of breaking on the next auto-update.
Images served in WebP and AVIF at proper sizes, lazy-loaded, with lean code. Tested on a real budget Android over Rajshahi 4G near Talaimari — because that is the connection a recruiter actually opens you on, not your office fibre.
Each project gets a real brief-role-process-outcome page, not a thumbnail in a grid. A client in Dhaka, Dubai or Toronto understands what you did and why it worked inside ninety seconds, before they decide to message.
Domain in your name, hosting in your account, all source files handed over on launch. No monthly Wix or Webflow rent on your own identity, and if we ever part ways you walk with the whole site — not a hostage situation.
I hand over a simple content system so you add a new project, swap a hero image, or edit your bio in two minutes from your phone. No emailing me a screenshot every time you finish a job and waiting three days.
Proper meta tags, structured data, clean URLs and fast load so when a client Googles you after a referral, your own portfolio comes up first — above your LinkedIn, your Behance, and any stale third-party profile.
Here is the thing about portfolio development that the cheap template shops in Rajshahi never mention — a website is not a one-time purchase, it is a thing that has to survive. The way most local portfolios are built almost guarantees decay.
A WordPress theme with twenty plugins works the day it launches and then slowly rots: a plugin updates and breaks the layout, the theme author abandons it, the page gets slower every quarter as junk piles up, and eighteen months later you are paying someone to fix a site you no longer understand. A no-code builder is worse in a different way — your entire professional identity is renting space on someone else's subscription, and the day you stop paying, your portfolio simply vanishes.
For a freelancer or remote worker in Rajshahi whose next contract depends on that one URL working, that is a real risk, not a hypothetical.
I build portfolio sites in Rajshahi to be low-maintenance by design, because that is what "development" should actually mean. Lean, hand-written code with no plugin sprawl to break. Images and assets optimised once, properly, so the site does not get slower over time. Hosting and the domain registered in your own name so nothing you depend on can be switched off by a third party.
And a clean enough codebase that if you hand it to another developer in three years, they can read it in an afternoon instead of charging you to untangle a mess. The 50,000 BDT site is built with the same engineering discipline as the 3,00,000 BDT one — fewer pages, same standard. A portfolio is supposed to quietly close work for you for years while you are out doing the actual job. Built right, it does exactly that.
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.
Books a 15-min call · fixed BDT quote · 50/50 · hosting extra
A full, professional site that ranks and converts for a growing business.
Books a 15-min call · fixed BDT quote · 50/50 · hosting extra
An online store built to sell and scale.
Books a 15-min call · fixed BDT quote · 50/50 · hosting extra
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.
The questions Rajshahi freelancers and remote workers actually ask me in the first message — answered straight, price first, no dancing around it.
Fixed and posted, no Rajshahi-vs-Dhaka markup games. 50,000 BDT for a focused, fast portfolio (home, about, work grid, contact). 90,000 BDT is where most Rajshahi freelancers land — full custom design, real case-study pages, and a CMS you control yourself. 1,50,000 BDT adds motion, bilingual Bangla/English and a custom-built CMS. Fully bespoke development from 3,00,000 BDT. Payment is 50% advance via bKash, Nagad or bank, and 50% on launch.
For a hobby, those are fine. The moment your portfolio is closing remote jobs, three things matter that free builders fight you on: speed (templates load slow on a recruiter's phone and you lose them before the work renders), ownership (you rent your own identity on a monthly subscription forever, and it disappears the day you stop paying), and Google (a hand-coded site ranks for your name; a Behance link does not). You are not paying me for blocks on a page — you are paying for the engineering under it.
If you only care about launch day, no. If you care about the next two years, yes. A theme stuffed with plugins works at first and then rots — a plugin breaks the layout, the page slows down every quarter, and eventually you pay someone to fix a site you no longer understand. I write lean code with no plugin sprawl, so the site stays fast and stays working. For something a remote contract depends on, that durability is the whole point.
No. I work fully remote and most of my Rajshahi clients I never meet face to face — everything runs over WhatsApp, Google Meet and email, with payment via bKash, Nagad or bank. There is no office to visit and you are not paying for one. If a larger build genuinely needs a face-to-face kickoff it can be arranged, but it is never required to get a senior-level site.
Yes, and it is the most common reason Rajshahi freelancers book me. The marketplace owns the relationship and takes a cut; the moment a client wants to work directly, they Google you — and a fast, professional portfolio at your own domain closes that deal off-platform. It also qualifies the lead before the first call, so you spend less time explaining what you do. Most freelancers are well covered by the 50,000 or 90,000 BDT tier.
About two weeks for the 50,000 BDT tier, three to four weeks for the 90,000 BDT tier, longer for fully custom builds. The clock starts once you have approved the design and supplied your project images and copy. In Bangladesh the delay is almost always content-side — no finalised work files, no written case studies — so we kick off with a checklist. If you are responsive, yours ships fast, because I take only a few portfolio projects at a time and you are never stuck in a queue.
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