Website Design and Development in Bashundhara

One operator, design and build, no handoff

The gap where most Bashundhara projects die: between the designer and the developer

Here is how a typical Bashundhara website project goes wrong. You hire a designer — maybe a freelancer, maybe an NSU student with a good eye — and they send you a gorgeous mockup. You approve it, you pay, you're happy. Then it goes to a separate developer to actually build, and what comes back online is a flattened, broken version of that design: fonts wrong, spacing off, the mobile view collapsed, the animations gone. Now you're stuck between two people pointing at each other, and your site looks like a downgrade of the thing you signed off on. Website design and development under one person exists precisely to kill that gap.

I'm RH Fardin, and I do both halves myself. I design in Figma and then I write the HTML, CSS and the backend that turns it into a working site. That means when I design something, I already know exactly how it will be built — I'm not drawing a fantasy that some downstream coder has to fake. Nothing gets lost in translation because there is no translation. For Bashundhara businesses, that's the difference between a site that matches its mockup and one that quietly becomes 70% of what you paid for.

Bashundhara R/A is a specific kind of business address. A lot of the operations here run out of apartment offices in the residential blocks — small e-commerce brands shipping nationwide from a converted bedroom, clinics and dental chambers, NSU-adjacent startups and tutoring centres, restaurants and cloud kitchens near Block B and the main road. These buyers don't need a giant corporate site. They need a clean, fast, mobile-first site that loads on a phone, takes an order or a booking, and accepts bKash and Nagad without a fuss. That's exactly the kind of design-and-development work I'm set up to do well.

The numbers are simple and fixed. Website design and development in Bashundhara starts at 50,000 BDT for a clean 5-7 page site. The 90,000 BDT tier adds pages, a blog and tighter design polish. The 1,50,000 BDT tier is the full small-business build with conversion-focused structure and payment integration groundwork. Genuinely custom work — bespoke functionality, larger catalogues, dashboards — starts at 3,00,000 BDT. Payment is 50% to begin and 50% on launch, via bKash, Nagad or bank transfer, and you approve the full design before I write a single line of code.

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Why 'I'll just hire a designer and a coder separately' costs you more in Bashundhara

On paper, splitting the work looks cheaper. A Bashundhara freelancer designs your pages for one fee, a developer codes it for another, and you imagine you've saved money by shopping each piece. In practice you've bought yourself a coordination job you didn't want. The designer hands over a file; the developer says half of it isn't buildable the way it's drawn; the design gets quietly compromised to save the coder time; and when something breaks on mobile, each one swears it's the other one's fault. You become the unpaid project manager between two vendors who have never met, and the thing that ships is a negotiation, not the site you pictured.

When the same person designs and develops, those arguments don't exist. I design knowing exactly what I'll have to code, so I never draw something I can't build cleanly — and when I'm coding, I can adjust a design decision on the spot instead of writing emails to a designer in another part of Dhaka.

For a Bashundhara business owner who is already running a clinic, a kitchen or a small e-commerce brand out of an apartment, that single-throat-to-choke setup is worth more than a few thousand taka saved on paper. One person, one timeline, one site that actually looks and works like the version you approved. That is what website design and development bashundhara bd should mean, and it starts at 50,000 BDT with the design locked in before any code is written.