A web design service in Chittagong where the person who builds your site is the same person who answers when you need a change three months later.
The word people forget to weigh is service. Anyone in Chattogram can hand you files and disappear — the harder, rarer thing is staying reachable after the advance has cleared and the site is live. I'm RH Fardin, one senior operator, and I run this as a service end to end: the discovery call, the design, the front-end build, the speed pass, the on-page SEO, the launch, and the small fixes after. Mobile-first for how this city actually browses, bKash and Nagad ready, from 50,000 BDT.
One senior operator, ~5 years building Bangladesh sites. 50% advance, 50% on launch — bKash, Nagad or bank. Design approved before any production code, and the same number after launch.
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Ask almost any business owner around Agrabad or Khatunganj who has paid for a website before, and the story rhymes: the build itself was fine, the launch happened, and then the person went quiet. A phone number that stops being answered. A "bhai, ami ektu busy, porer week dekhbo" that turns into never. A small text change — a new price, a new product, a number that moved — that sits broken for two months because the only person who knew the site has moved on to the next advance. That gap, after the work is delivered, is where the word service lives. And it is exactly the part the cheap quote quietly leaves out.
I'm RH Fardin, a solo senior web designer in Bangladesh, and I sell a service, not a drop-off. Roughly five years of this has been spent on the businesses Chattogram actually runs on — importers and clearing-and-forwarding firms near the port, wholesale traders along Khatunganj and CDA Avenue, showrooms and offices on the GEC strip, clinics in Khulshi and Nasirabad, shops taking payment by bKash and Nagad.
I do every stage myself: the call where I work out what your buyer needs to see, the layout, the visual direction, the build, the speed tuning, the launch — and then I am still the contact afterward. There is no account manager passing your message along and no junior who quietly owned the work and has now left the company with your site in their head.
A service also means the process is run, not improvised. We start on a real call in Bangla or English, not a form. I map what your buyer is deciding before they message you, agree the scope and the tier, design the screens in Figma and get your sign-off before a line of production code is written, build it mobile-first, tune it to load on the 4G people actually have in GEC and Agrabad traffic, and walk you through how to run it at handover.
You always know which stage we are at and what happens next — which, for an owner who has been ghosted by a developer once already, is most of the reason "web design service Chittagong" gets searched in the first place.
The money is plain, and it reads the same whether your letterhead says Chittagong or Chattogram. The floor is 50,000 BDT, with tiers at 50,000, 90,000 and 1,50,000 BDT depending on scope, and fully custom builds from 3,00,000 BDT. Payment is 50 percent advance and 50 percent on launch — I will not start without the advance, and I will not chase you for the rest; it is due when you sign off on the live site.
The design-approval guarantee is in writing: in-scope revisions continue until you genuinely approve the look, so you are never paying the second half for something you do not like. That is the service. The build is just the middle of it.
Six things every Chattogram client gets as part of the service — not features dangled to upsell you, but the parts that decide whether the site keeps working after launch day.
The senior who answers your first message does the design, the code and the launch. Nothing about your trade gets lost in a handoff to a junior or a sales desk, because there isn't one.
Discovery call, Figma design, sign-off, build, speed pass, launch — defined stages, not improvised. You always know which step we are on and what comes next.
The number you booked from is the number that answers in month two for a small change. The service does not end the day the advance clears — that is the whole point of calling it one.
Tuned to open quickly on a mid-range Android with one bar in GEC, Agrabad or CDA Avenue traffic. A buyer waiting nine seconds is already in a competitor's tab.
Payment wired in the way Chattogram customers actually pay — a clean manual flow or proper checkout, not a personal number pasted in a corner that makes a buyer hesitate at the last step.
No production code starts until you sign off the full design in Figma. In-scope revisions continue until it is right — no surprise change-fees, no "that is a new package, sir" halfway through.
When you treat a website as a one-time product, you ask the wrong questions. You ask "koto taka" and "koto din," you pick the lowest number, you pay, and you find out too late that the real cost is everything that happens after launch — the change you cannot make, the bug nobody will fix, the price update that sits wrong on your homepage through the whole Eid season because the person who built it has gone dark. A service is the opposite frame.
The right questions become: who owns this after it ships, who picks up when something breaks, and is that the same person who actually built it or a support queue that has never seen my site. For a Chattogram trader whose buyers check the website before they reply to an email, a stale or broken page is not a small thing — it quietly costs deals you never hear about.
Running this solo is what makes the after-launch promise real instead of a line in a proposal. An agency at a Bangladesh price point cannot put the senior who pitched you on your small month-three fix — the maths does not allow it, so it goes to whoever is free, if anyone.
With one operator there is no queue and no handoff: the person who designed your first screen and wrote your code is the person who edits it later, and the detail of how your business works never left the building.
Concretely, the service includes a plain-language handover so you can make basic edits yourself, 14 days of post-launch fixes for anything I missed, and a standing line for the work that comes after — a new section, a seasonal banner, a second-phase build — quoted honestly when you need it, never billed as a retainer for nothing. You are not buying a file. You are buying a senior person who stays on the hook.
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.
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An online store built to sell and scale.
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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 Chattogram owners actually ask me — starting with the one that comes up in the first thirty seconds, and the one that comes up three months later.
The honest floor is 50,000 BDT. That covers a custom mobile-first design of up to five core pages, basic on-page SEO, a working contact form to your email and WhatsApp, bKash/Nagad payment handling, the design-approval guarantee, and the after-launch support that makes it a service rather than a hand-off. The next tiers are 90,000 BDT (more pages, a gallery, proper lead capture) and 1,50,000 BDT (small ecommerce, Bangla plus English, deeper navigation), with fully custom builds from 3,00,000 BDT.
Payment is 50 percent advance and 50 percent on launch. If someone in Chittagong quotes 10,000 to 15,000 taka for a full custom site, you are buying a nulled marketplace theme and no service behind it.
Yes, and that is the part I would judge any web design service in Chittagong on. The number you booked from is the number you message later, and it reaches me, not a ticket queue. The first 14 days after launch cover any fixes that are clearly my mistake — bugs, typos, broken links — at no cost. Beyond that, a small change like a new price or a seasonal banner is quick and quoted plainly, and bigger work like a new section or a phase-two build is scoped honestly when you want it. There is no monthly retainer you are locked into, and no version of "the developer disappeared" — the person who built the site is the person who edits it.
Six clear stages. One, a discovery call in Bangla or English where I work out what your Chattogram buyer needs to see. Two, scope and tier agreed against the 50,000 BDT floor. Three, the screens designed in Figma and signed off by you before any code — that is the design-approval guarantee. Four, the mobile-first build. Five, a speed pass tuned for port-city 4G plus on-page SEO. Six, launch and a plain-language handover so you can run it. You always know which stage we are at, which is exactly what an owner who has been ghosted once before is looking for.
"Make me a site" ends at delivery — files handed over, person gone. A service covers the relationship around the build: a defined process you can see the stages of, sign-off before code so there are no surprises, a handover that teaches you to run it, after-launch fixes, and a real contact for the work that comes later. For a Chattogram trader or clinic whose website is doing credibility work every day, the build is the easy part to buy. The service — who is accountable after launch — is the part that decides whether the site keeps earning or quietly rots.
Most of the service runs smoothly over WhatsApp, calls and screen-share, and a lot of Chattogram clients prefer it because it beats losing a day to GEC traffic. For projects from 90,000 BDT, I am happy to come in for kickoff and final design sign-off anywhere around Agrabad, Khatunganj, GEC, Khulshi, Nasirabad or the port area. Either way you deal with me directly the whole time — there is no sales rep who hands you off the moment you sign, because there is no one else to hand you to.
Me, personally — RH Fardin, working solo, every stage. The discovery, the Figma design, the front-end build, the speed pass, the on-page SEO, the launch and the after-launch fixes are all one senior pair of hands. That is deliberate: the moment a project is split across an account manager and a couple of juniors, nobody owns whether the result actually works, and quality drops the day after the advance clears. Solo means the same senior person is responsible for the site and is still reachable in month two — which, when you are buying a service rather than a one-off build, is the entire value.
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