Most 'web development' sold in Banani is a theme with your logo dropped in. That is design dressed up as development — and it breaks the moment your business needs it to do anything real.
I am RH Fardin and I do web development in Banani the way the word is meant: I write the actual code. Front-end, database, server config, payment wiring, the lot — for the restaurants, salons, boutiques, clinics and startups along Road 11, Kemal Ataturk Avenue and the Banani DOHS flats. Not a marketplace template, not a junior's first project, not a plugin stack held together with tape. Development starts at 50,000 BDT on 50% advance and 50% on launch, and you approve the design before a single line is written.
Around 5 years building and shipping sites across Bangladesh. One senior developer, end to end — the person who scopes it writes the code and pushes it live. Design-approval guarantee on every build.
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Here is the gap nobody in Banani says out loud: 'web design' and 'web development' get sold as the same thing, and they are not. Design is how the site looks. Development is what it does when a customer taps Order, when 200 people hit your booking page on a Friday night, when bKash has to confirm a payment before you ship food. A lot of what passes for web development around Road 11 is really just design — a pretty theme, the colours swapped, a contact form glued on. It demos beautifully. Then a real customer arrives, the checkout stalls, the page takes nine seconds on 4G, and you find out you paid development money for a brochure.
I do the development half properly because that is the half that earns money. When you hire me for web development in Banani, I structure the data first — how products, bookings, orders or enquiries actually flow — and then build the front-end and back-end around that, by hand. No 30-plugin Frankenstein, no theme that fights you every time you want a custom section.
After roughly five years shipping sites for Bangladeshi clients, a lot of them in the Banani and Gulshan belt because that is where the work clusters, I have a clear technical opinion about how a site should be built, and I will give it to you in plain language. If something you are asking for will make the site slow or fragile, I will say so and build the version that holds up instead.
The thing I keep fixing for Banani owners is the mid-range Android problem. Your customers are not on office fibre — they are opening your site one-handed in traffic near Banani 11, on a phone two years old, on patchy mobile data. If the build is heavy, you lose them before the menu loads. So I code lean: the page paints fast, the images are sized for a phone, the order flow and bKash and Nagad checkout are wired and load-tested instead of bolted on and left to break.
WhatsApp enquiry that lands the second they tap it, your exact Banani address pinned on Google Maps, tracking that tells you which page brought the booking. Development you can actually run a business on.
Pricing is published, not negotiated in whispers. Web development starts at 50,000 BDT for a focused, fast, properly coded single-business site. 90,000 BDT is the standard multi-page build most Banani businesses need, with custom sections and lead capture. 1,50,000 BDT is a content-deep site with heavier functionality, a blog and full Bangla plus English. Fully custom development — booking systems, dashboards, multi-vendor or membership logic, deep integrations — starts from 3,00,000 BDT. Terms stay simple: 50% advance to lock your slot, 50% on launch, by bKash, Nagad or bank transfer, and the design is signed off before any production code exists.
Six things Banani owners tell me made the difference once the pretty mockups stopped mattering. Every one is standard, even on the 50,000 BDT tier.
The markup, the database and the deployment are written by one senior developer, not assembled from a marketplace theme. You can ask for a section that does not exist in any template and actually get it.
Coded lean to paint in under three seconds on a two-year-old phone over patchy Banani 4G — because that is the device most of your customers open you on, stuck near Road 11.
bKash and Nagad checkout wired into a real order flow and load-tested, so it confirms the payment and survives a Friday-night rush instead of stalling at the worst moment.
Shipped on a stack your own staff can run — change a menu, add a product, update a price from a phone — with a handover video, not a support contract that bills every edit.
One-tap WhatsApp enquiry, Google Maps pinned to your Banani location, and conversion tracking — built in and tested, so you know which page brought the booking.
No production code starts until you sign off on the screens. If the direction is wrong for your business, we iterate first — you are never coding-locked into something you did not approve.
Ask one question before you pay anyone in Banani for web development: what happens under load? Not what it looks like — what it does when your business is busy. A themed site and a built site look identical in a screenshot. The difference shows up the night your restaurant near Kemal Ataturk Avenue is slammed and forty people hit the order page at once, or the morning your clinic's appointment form gets shared in a building group and a hundred people fill it in an hour.
Themed builds buckle there: the checkout double-charges, the form drops submissions, the page hangs on a mid-range phone. Real development is the unglamorous work of making sure none of that happens — sizing the database queries, sizing the images, testing the bKash callback, making the thing boring and reliable when it matters most.
The reason this gap exists is economic, and it is specific to areas like Banani where rent is high and quotes are tight. To make a 50,000 to 1,50,000 BDT project profitable, most shops reach for the fastest theme and the cheapest hands, then call it custom development. I work the other way.
Because I am one operator with no office to feed, I can spend the hours on the parts customers never see — the parts that decide whether your site makes you money or quietly loses it. The 50,000 BDT entry is genuine, hand-built development, not a stripped demo to upsell you out of. When you compare web development Banani has on offer, compare what gets built under the surface, ask who writes the code and how long they have done it, and ask what happens on your busiest day.
That is the answer that protects your money.
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The questions Banani owners and founders actually send in the first WhatsApp message, answered straight.
Development starts at 50,000 BDT for a focused, fast, hand-coded single-business site. 90,000 BDT gets the standard multi-page build most Banani businesses need, with custom sections and lead capture. 1,50,000 BDT is a content-deep site with heavier functionality, a blog and full Bangla plus English. Booking systems, dashboards, multi-vendor or membership builds and deep integrations start from 3,00,000 BDT. Terms are always 50% advance, 50% on launch, by bKash, Nagad or bank transfer — no padding for an office, because I do not run one.
Design is how the site looks; development is what it does. A lot of 'web development' in Banani is really just design — a theme, your colours, a contact form — and it falls apart the moment the site has to handle a real order, a busy booking page or a live bKash payment. I do the development part by hand: the data structure, the order and payment flow, the speed work, the integrations. You pay development money and you get a site that actually runs your business, not a brochure that demos well.
That is exactly the case I build for. I write the menu, the order flow and the bKash and Nagad checkout by hand and load-test them, so they confirm payments and keep up when forty orders land at once instead of stalling. You also get one-tap WhatsApp ordering and your Banani spot pinned on Google Maps, so a customer stuck in traffic near Road 11 can order in a few taps without the page falling over at peak time.
Because almost none of your customers are on fast office internet — they are opening you on a mid-range Android over patchy Banani 4G, often one-handed in traffic. A heavy themed build can take eight or nine seconds to load on that, and people leave before your menu appears. I code lean, size images for phones and keep the page under three seconds on a real mid-range device, so the customer who found you actually stays long enough to order or book.
Your staff can run it. I build on a stack — usually a clean WordPress setup or a static site with a friendly editor — where your team can change a menu, add a product or update a price from a phone. You get a short handover video so day-to-day edits never need me. I am there for real development work, not to bill you every time someone wants to swap a photo or fix a price.
Yes, I will come to you for the discovery meeting — Road 11, Kemal Ataturk Avenue, Road 27 or the Banani DOHS side all work — and I run the rest over WhatsApp, Zoom and shared screens because it is faster. And the person in that meeting is the person who writes the code: there is no junior or back-office team. The same senior developer scopes it, builds it, tests the checkout and pushes it live, around five years into doing exactly this in Bangladesh.
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