About RH Fardin
In Mymensingh, the sale is won or lost in three seconds on a phone — before anyone reads a word
Watch how people actually buy in Mymensingh now. A guardian whose son is sitting admission tests pulls up coaching centres on his phone between his own shifts. A patient's family near Charpara Googles a diagnostic chamber close to the Medical College at 11pm. A farmer or agro-supplier connected to the Agricultural University compares two seed-and-feed sellers from a CNG seat on the Dhaka highway.
In every case they open three or four tabs at once, on a mid-range Android, often on a wobbly signal — and they decide in about three seconds which ones are worth their attention. If your site is slow, cluttered, or obviously a recoloured template, they're already reading your competitor. Web design in Mymensingh is not decoration; it's winning that three-second glance, over and over.
I'm RH Fardin, a solo senior web designer in Bangladesh with around five years building sites for the kinds of businesses Mymensingh actually runs on — coaching centres and admission-prep institutes feeding off the schools, colleges and the university crowd; clinics, chambers and pharmacies clustered around the Medical College; agro and seed-feed-machinery traders tied to the Agricultural University and the surrounding farm belt; and the shops along Ganginar Par, Notun Bazar and Choto Bazar that sell to customers paying by bKash and Nagad.
I do every part of the work myself: discovery, design, the front-end build, on-page SEO, the speed pass, and launch. No account gets handed to a name behind a logo, and there's no white-label partner quietly doing the real job.
Because it's one senior person and not a layered team, the advice stays honest about what your business needs versus what pads an invoice. My tiers are 50,000, 90,000 and 1,50,000 BDT. The 50,000 tier is a fast, mobile-first site of up to five pages with real on-page SEO and bKash/Nagad handling — enough for most Mymensingh shops, chambers and coaching centres to start pulling enquiries. The 90,000 tier adds things like online booking, a blog, or a bigger page count.
The 1,50,000 tier is for proper ecommerce or a Bangla-and-English build. Fully custom work starts from 3,00,000 BDT. On the call I'll tell you which tier genuinely fits — not the most expensive one you'd say yes to.
I work 50 percent advance and 50 percent on launch, and the second half is tied to a design-approval guarantee: I keep refining the design, within the agreed scope, until you actually say it's right — and the final payment isn't due until you sign off on the live site. In a town where plenty of cheap web offers come with a quiet disappearing act once the advance clears, putting that approval step in writing is exactly the part most people around Mymensingh won't commit to. It's also the part that protects you most.
See pricing in BDT