What an agency should actually mean in Chattogram
The word "agency" is doing a lot of quiet lying in this city.
A Chattogram business owner searches for a website design and development agency in Chittagong. They picture a team of pros who will handle the whole job properly. What many of them get is a brand name on an invoice. Behind it sits one salesman who wins the work with a slick deck. Then he hands your file to whoever is free that week.
That is usually a junior who has never seen a clearing agent's site or an importer's product catalogue. Design and development get split across people who never talk. The brief gets weaker at every handoff. The senior person who impressed you in the pitch never touches your project again. That is the standard agency model. In a trade city, a foreign buyer judges you by your site in five seconds. So it is the wrong model.
So here is the honest truth. You do not really want an agency. You want what an agency promises and rarely delivers. That means design and development handled together, by one senior person, with one person responsible for the result. That is what I am. I am RH Fardin, and I work as a one-person studio on purpose.
When you message me, you reach the person who does every step. I sketch the layout and design it in Figma. I write the front-end code and wire up the backend. I shrink every image, test on real phones and push it live. There is no relay and no "let me check with the team." Your homepage never gets quietly handed to a 22-year-old to protect an agency's margin.
About five years of building sites for Bangladeshi businesses taught me one thing. The Chattogram brief is its own animal. Money here moves through the port, through Agrabad and Khatunganj. It moves through importers, exporters, C&F and indenting firms. Their real customers often sit in Guangzhou or the Gulf. Website design and development in Chittagong BD is not about animation and sliders.
It is about a site that loads fast on a buyer's phone. It should look like a real, established company within seconds. Its design and code should be built for each other, not stitched together by two strangers on a team. One person owning both halves is why nothing falls through the gap between "designed" and "built."
Pricing is fixed and honest. 50,000 BDT gets a clean, focused site of 5 to 7 pages, with design and development included. It is mobile-first, with a working contact form and basic on-page SEO. 90,000 BDT adds pages, a blog and sharper design polish. 1,50,000 BDT is the full small-business package. It adds custom illustration, copy direction built to win customers, and hosting setup.
Fully custom work, built from a blank canvas, starts at 3,00,000 BDT. Payment is always 50% advance and 50% on launch, by bKash, Nagad or bank transfer. You sign off the full design before I write a single line of code. So the look is fixed on the design board, not after your customers have seen it live.
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