Mirpur web design, done by one senior — not a junior team
Why Mirpur Shop Owners Pick a One-Person Operator Over a Bashundhara Agency
Walk into any showroom near Mirpur-10 roundabout and ask the owner what happened with their last website. You will hear the same three stories. The agency disappeared after taking 70 percent of the money. The site looks decent on a laptop but breaks on a Samsung A-series phone, which is what 80 percent of their customers actually use. Or the site exists, looks fine, but the contact form goes to an inbox nobody checks because the junior who set it up left six months ago.
I built rhfardin.com to be the opposite of that. I'm RH Fardin, a website designer and developer with around five years of hands-on work, and I take on a small number of Mirpur and greater Dhaka projects each month so I can personally design, code and ship every page. You message me on WhatsApp, you get me — not a sales rep, not a junior, not someone re-pitching the same template they sold to a Pallabi pharmacy last week.
For a Mirpur business, that matters in concrete ways. I know the Section-6 to Section-15 buyer is mostly browsing on mobile data between Maghrib and 11pm, so I budget the homepage to load under three seconds on a mid-range Android. I know your customer wants to ask koto taka? before anything else, so I put pricing or a bKash/Nagad-ready quote button above the fold. I know your competition on Google is mostly templated sites from 2019, so I write clean copy that actually matches what a Mirpur shopper types.
On the commercial side I keep it boring and predictable. Pricing starts at 50,000 BDT for a focused launch site, 90,000 BDT for the standard small-business package, 1,50,000 BDT for a richer multi-section build, and custom work from 3,00,000 BDT. Fifty percent on signing, fifty percent on launch, paid via bank transfer or bKash. If you don't approve the design, I don't move to development — that's the design-approval guarantee, written into every quote.
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