Who you'll actually work with
One developer, end to end, no handoffs
With most web development companies in BD, the service starts with a sales talk with a senior person. Then the real work goes to whoever is free. You meet a confident project manager and sign. Then your messages start getting answered by someone you never met. I'm RH Fardin, and I work the opposite way.
The person you talk to before the contract is the same person writing your HTML, setting up your forms and pushing the site live. There is no second team behind a curtain.
I've spent about five years building websites for businesses across Bangladesh. That covers one-page company sites, multi-section corporate builds and stores that take bKash and Nagad. Working solo means I know every file in your project. When something breaks two weeks after launch, I don't have to ask anyone what was built or why. I open the code, I see my own work, and I fix it.
A web development service should be judged on what reaches the browser, not the pitch deck. So I keep the markup clean. I don't bolt on ten plugins that fight each other. I build mobile-first, because most of your visitors in Bangladesh are on a phone, often on patchy mobile data. A heavy, slow site loses those people before your homepage even loads.
I'm not the cheapest option, and I don't pretend to be. For the price, you get a site built once and built properly, by someone who is still reachable after launch. If you want a 5,000 taka template filled with stock photos, I'm the wrong choice. If you want development you won't have to rebuild in a year, keep reading.
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