In Mirpur, the same site has to look right on a 9,000-taka Symphony, a mid-range Redmi, and somebody's borrowed iPhone — often within the same family, the same shop, the same hour. A responsive website design company that only checks one screen is not actually responsive.
I am RH Fardin — a one-person responsive website design company in Mirpur, in the sense that I personally do the strategy, design, code and launch for every site I take on. No juniors copy-pasting media queries, no account manager between you and the work. I build mobile-first for the spread of phones your Mirpur customers genuinely carry, and I price plainly from 50,000 BDT.
One senior operator, around 5 years of responsive builds for Dhaka businesses. From 50,000 BDT — 50% advance, 50% on launch by bKash, Nagad or bank transfer. You approve the design on your own phone before any code is written.
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Picture the phone drawer of a single Mirpur business. The owner is on a flagship Samsung. The shop manager has a two-year-old Redmi with a cracked corner. The accountant uses a budget Walton. The walk-in customer browsing your site at the counter pulled out a 6.7-inch Vivo, while the wholesaler ringing you from outside Dhaka is on an older Android stuck on 3G near a packed tower. One website has to be readable, fast and tappable across every one of those screens.
That is the actual job of a responsive website design company in Mirpur — and it is the job most shops around Mirpur 10 quietly skip, because their reseller theme reflows columns and that is where their definition of 'responsive' ends.
When you hire a web company for this, you are not buying pages. You are buying a set of decisions made for your specific buyers: what shows on a 360-pixel screen and what hides, where the Call and WhatsApp buttons sit so a one-handed thumb on the train back to Pallabi actually lands on them, how big the price text is so a 50-year-old wholesaler reads it without pinching, how heavy the homepage is allowed to be before it dies on a Kalshi cell tower at 8 PM.
A template cannot make those calls for your content. A junior who has never run a Mirpur counter does not know to ask. I make every one of them by hand, on purpose, for your business.
Here is what 'company' means when it is one senior person: the human who reads your first WhatsApp message is the same human who draws your mobile wireframe, writes the CSS for every breakpoint, throttles the connection to slow 4G, and loads the real coded page on actual phones before you ever see it. There is no relay from sales to a coordinator to a junior to an outsourced developer, where your intent gets diluted at every handoff.
Close to five years of full-time client work in Bangladesh means I already know the traps — an image-based phone number that cannot be tapped, a sticky header eating half a small screen, a contact form firing into an inbox nobody checks, pricing hidden so deep the buyer bounces to a competitor who at least showed a range.
The pricing is posted, not negotiated in the dark. Responsive sites start at 50,000 BDT for a focused, genuinely mobile-first 4-7 page build; 90,000 BDT for a larger site with deeper content and proper lead capture; 1,50,000 BDT for a richer marketing presence with custom sections, booking or bilingual Bangla-English setup. Fully custom builds with dashboards or app-style features start at 3,00,000 BDT. Every project is 50% advance and 50% on launch — bKash, Nagad or bank transfer — and nothing gets coded until you approve the design on your own phone. That is the design-approval guarantee: your sign-off comes before the build, not as a surprise invoice at the end.
Six things baked into every build for Mirpur clients — standard even on the 50,000 BDT tier, never dressed up as an upsell.
Not signed off in Chrome dev tools. Before launch your site is loaded on a real budget Android, a mid-range Redmi or Samsung, and an iPhone — the exact spread your Mirpur customers carry. If a button overlaps on the cheap phone, I catch it first.
I design on a 360-pixel phone canvas and expand upward to tablet and desktop. Your Mirpur buyer gets a site drawn for their screen, not a shrunken laptop page that happens to reflow when squeezed.
Images compressed and served in modern formats, fonts subset to Bangla and Latin, no heavy sliders bolted on for show. The page becomes usable on a hammered GP or Banglalink cell near Mirpur 11, not just on your shop WiFi.
Call, WhatsApp, bKash and Nagad buttons sized for real thumbs and placed where a one-handed grip lands them. Your customer taps the right thing on the first try, even on a cracked screen in a moving CNG.
From the first WhatsApp message to the launch email, you deal with me. No sales-to-junior-to-outsourced relay where your brief gets diluted. The person who understands your shop is the one writing its code.
You see the design on your own phone before a line of code exists. We iterate within scope until it feels like your business, and the final 50% never moves until you have signed off on the live site.
Most people assume the enemy of a Mirpur website is slow internet. It is part of it, but the bigger, quieter killer is device fragmentation — the sheer spread of phones in a neighbourhood this dense and this mixed. Mirpur is not one buyer profile. A Benarasi sari trader near Mirpur 11 serves customers on flagship phones and customers on 9,000-taka handsets in the same afternoon. A diagnostic centre off Mirpur 1 has patients booking on a daughter's hand-me-down Android and a son's new iPhone.
A coaching centre in Pirerbag has parents on every screen size and OS version you can name. A site that only ever got checked on the designer's 24-inch monitor will look fine to the person who built it and broken to half the people it was built for — text clipped on a narrow screen, a CTA pushed below the fold on a small one, a layout that jumps as a slow image finally loads.
That is the failure most owners never see, because they test on their own good phone and assume everyone else's matches.
So when I build for a Mirpur business, 'responsive' is a QA discipline, not a checkbox. I design the mobile layout first in Figma at 360 by 800 pixels with a real Bangla-and-English test paragraph in place, decide exactly where Call, WhatsApp and the bKash and Nagad badges sit, then expand the layout to tablet and desktop where there is simply more room to breathe.
Before launch I load the actual coded page on a range of physical handsets across price tiers and OS versions, over throttled mobile data that mimics a busy cell near Mirpur 10 circle at peak hour. The desktop view is the bonus. The cheapest phone your Mirpur buyer might be holding is the real brief.
That order — phone first, fragmentation handled deliberately, device matrix tested by hand — is the whole difference between a company that ticks the responsive box and one that ships a site which earns money on every screen in the neighbourhood.
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The questions Mirpur owners actually open with on WhatsApp, answered straight.
The floor is 50,000 BDT for a genuinely responsive 4-7 page business site — mobile-first, with Call, WhatsApp, bKash and Nagad buttons placed for real thumbs and tested across actual phones. The 90,000 BDT tier adds more pages, deeper content and lead-capture forms; 1,50,000 BDT covers richer marketing sites, booking or bilingual Bangla-English. Fully custom builds start at 3,00,000 BDT. Terms are 50% advance and 50% on launch by bKash, Nagad or bank transfer. Anyone quoting 15,000-20,000 taka for a real custom responsive build in Mirpur is reselling a template.
For most of them 'responsive' just means the theme's columns stack on a phone — the free part every theme already does. I design the mobile layout first, decide what shows and hides on small screens, size every tap target by hand, compress images per breakpoint, then load the coded page on a real budget Android, a mid-range Redmi or Samsung, and an iPhone over throttled data. A stock theme cannot make those decisions for your specific Mirpur buyer and your specific content. That hands-on, device-matrix process is exactly what you are paying a company for.
That is the core of what I build for. Mirpur is mixed — flagship phones and 9,000-taka handsets in the same shop the same hour — so I draw the layout mobile-first, then test the live site across phones in different price tiers and OS versions, not just my own. The goal is that the site is readable, fast and tappable whether your buyer is on a new Vivo or a hand-me-down Symphony. If it breaks on the cheap phone, it gets fixed before launch, not after a customer complains.
It is one senior person — me, RH Fardin — and that is the point, not a limitation. When you hire a ten-person agency for a 50,000 BDT site, the maths forces a junior onto your project while the senior name on the signboard never touches it. With me, the person who takes your brief is the person who designs the breakpoints, writes the code and pushes it live, on the same WhatsApp number through the project and after launch. You get senior hands on every tier, no relay, no telephone game.
I am based in Bangladesh and regularly work with clients across Mirpur 1, 2, 10, 11, 12, Pallabi, Kazipara, Senpara and Pirerbag. Almost every project runs end to end over WhatsApp, Zoom and email, which is faster for you than losing a Saturday to the Mirpur Road jam for a meeting. If one specific milestone genuinely needs a face-to-face, I can meet near Mirpur 10 circle — but the large majority of projects ship without a single physical meeting.
Before launch the design-approval guarantee covers you: I keep refining the mobile and desktop layouts within scope until you approve them on your own phone, and you do not release the final 50% until you have signed off on the live site. After launch, the first 30 days of genuine bug fixes are on me. After that you can pay per task by bKash for small changes, or take a monthly care plan covering backups, updates, security checks and a few edits a month. Either way I am on the same WhatsApp number — ask any Mirpur client how fast I reply.
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