About RH Fardin
The word 'company' is doing a lot of quiet work in that search
Notice what you typed. Not 'web designer in Gazipur', but web design company in Gazipur. That extra word tells me something. You added 'company' because you want someone accountable. You want a business with a signboard, something more solid than a guy who quotes 8,000 taka in Messenger. Then he goes silent after the advance. I understand exactly why you want that.
But in Bangladesh, the word 'company' has lost much of its meaning. Half the 'companies' bidding for your project in Gazipur are a salesperson, a logo and a couple of juniors. Those juniors are learning on your money. You get the polished proposal and the office address. You do not get the senior person whose name is on the work. So the safety you paid for with 'company' often is not there.
I am RH Fardin, a solo senior website designer and developer. I work with businesses across Bangladesh. Real accountability does not come from a bigger office. It comes from one named person who cannot hide behind a team. For about five years, I have handled every part of every project myself. That means the first call, the layout, the copy structure and the mobile build. It also means the bKash and Nagad setup when needed, the speed work and the dull fixes nobody lists in a proposal.
There is no account manager, no offshore 'resource' and no junior quietly assigned to your account. Say you message about a change three months later. You reach the person who built the site, not a support inbox.
Gazipur is not only the garment and factory city outsiders picture. Yes, there are knitwear and accessories suppliers around Tongi and Board Bazar. There are exporters along the Dhaka-Mymensingh highway. But there is also a thick layer of local SMEs. Think of a private hospital or diagnostic centre in Joydebpur, a real-estate developer selling flats or a coaching centre. Think of a furniture showroom, a restaurant or a parts trader.
Many of these owners want a 'company' because the site is a trust purchase. They want to look established to a customer who is comparing three options on a phone. Here is the irony. A clean, fast, honestly built site from one accountable person looks more like a 'company' than a bloated template. That template usually comes from a firm that forgot about you after launch.
My pricing is plain on purpose, because vague pricing is where the games start. Sites start at 50,000 BDT. The tiers are 50,000, 90,000 and 1,50,000 BDT. The tier depends on pages, features and content. It also depends on whether you need a product catalogue, more than one language or an admin panel.
Truly custom builds start from 3,00,000 BDT. That covers heavy features, integrations and complex catalogues. You pay 50% advance and 50% on launch. The design-approval guarantee means you approve the actual design before I write a line of production code. There is no mystery invoice at delivery and no price that quietly climbs.
See pricing in BDT