Website design and development in Chattogram, handled start to finish by the one person actually building it.
Most Chattogram businesses get bounced between a designer who draws a nice mockup and a developer who builds 70% of it. I do both halves myself. I draw the layout, write the code, wire the back-end and hand you a live, editable site. No agency markup, no "the developer changed my design," no relaying your request to a team in Dhaka you'll never meet.
Around 5 years building sites for Bangladeshi businesses, solo. The person you message on WhatsApp is the one who designs and codes your site. Fixed scope from 50,000 BDT, 50% to start, 50% on launch.
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Here is the pattern in Chattogram that nobody warns you about. You meet a smooth salesperson at an office near GEC, you agree a price, and then your project disappears into a back room or gets quietly forwarded to a junior in Dhaka. The person who pitched you never writes a line of your code. By the time the site comes back, the design has been reinterpreted twice, the contact form goes nowhere, and the one number you had stops picking up. You paid for design and development and got a template with your logo dropped on top.
I'm RH Fardin, and I work alone on purpose. When you hire me for website design and development in Chattogram, the person you talk to on WhatsApp is the person who sketches the layout, writes the HTML, CSS and JavaScript, sets up the CMS or back-end, connects the forms and payments, and pushes it live. There is no internal handoff because there is no internal team. You are never explaining your business twice to a coordinator who forgets it by Tuesday.
Five years of doing this for Bangladeshi clients means I know the difference between an Agrabad importer who needs an overseas buyer to take one look and email, a Khatunganj trader who mostly fields WhatsApp orders, and a GEC restaurant that lives or dies on a phone menu. Those are three different sites, not one template painted three colours. I'll also tell you straight what's worth building: if a tidy five-page site is all your business needs this year, I won't pad it into ten to inflate the invoice.
Everything is fixed-scope and fixed-price. We agree exactly what design and what development the site includes before you pay a taka, you put down 50% to start, and the rest is due when it goes live and you're happy. Payment is by bKash, Nagad or bank transfer, whatever's cleanest for your accounts. And you approve the design before I build it, so what you sign off on is what ships, not a watered-down version of it.
These aren't features I paste onto every page. They're the specific things that go right for a Chattogram business when the same person owns the design and the code of your site.
The design you sign off on is the one I build, pixel for pixel. There's no second team in another city to reinterpret it, so the live site matches the mockup instead of a faded copy.
Much of Chattogram's money sits with importers, exporters and clearing agents whose buyers are abroad. I design so an overseas counterparty opening your site on a phone decides in seconds that you're a real operation worth emailing.
Your customers in Agrabad traffic or near the port are on a mid-range Android over patchy 4G, not a laptop on fibre. I design the phone view first and keep pages light so they load where your buyers actually are.
When something breaks, you don't get bounced between a salesperson, a designer and a coder pointing at each other. You message one person who knows every line of your site and can fix it.
Fonts, spacing and forms that handle Bangla cleanly, no broken line-breaks or empty boxes. A port-city firm often needs both: Bangla for local trust, English for the supplier in Dubai or Guangzhou.
If you take orders or advances, I set up bKash and Nagad alongside cards from the start, so customers pay the way they actually pay in Bangladesh instead of abandoning a card-only checkout.
A lot of buyers in Chattogram aren't sure where design stops and development starts, and some shops use that fog to bill twice. Here's the honest split. Design is everything you see and feel: the layout of each page, where the call button and the contact details sit, the colours and fonts, how the whole thing rearranges itself on a phone, and how a first-time visitor figures out what you do and how to reach you in a few seconds.
Development is everything that makes it actually work: the code that turns the design into a real web page, the forms that drop leads into your inbox, the CMS so you can update content yourself, the speed tuning for slow networks, the SSL and hosting setup, and the bKash or Nagad integration if you're selling. When one person owns both, nothing falls through the gap between them.
Here's why a Chattogram business in particular can't afford to look cheap online. This isn't only a walk-in retail city; a serious share of the money through Agrabad, Khatunganj and the port belongs to importers, exporters, C&F agents and suppliers whose real customer is often sitting in another country. When a principal in Dubai or a buyer in Guangzhou gets your name, the first thing they do is search you and open your site on a phone, and that loading screen is your handshake.
If it's a stretched logo on a broken template with a dead contact form, you've told a stranger with money you're not serious before a single message. That's the work the build does.
With me it's one fixed scope and one price from 50,000 BDT: tiers run 50,000, 90,000 and 1,50,000 BDT depending on pages and features, fully custom starts at 3,00,000 BDT, you get a written list of exactly what design and what development is included before you pay, and there's a design-approval guarantee so we never move to build until you've actually signed off on the look.
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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A full, professional site that ranks and converts for a growing business.
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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.
Straight answers to what Chattogram business owners actually ask before hiring someone to design and build their website.
It starts at 50,000 BDT for a clean, fully built site, with tiers at 50,000, 90,000 and 1,50,000 BDT as you add pages and features. Fully custom builds start at 3,00,000 BDT. That price covers both design and development together, so there's no second invoice for one half. You pay 50% to start and 50% when it launches, by bKash, Nagad or bank transfer.
You can, and on paper it sometimes looks cheaper. The problem is the gap between them: the design rarely gets built exactly as drawn, and when something's off, each blames the other while you wait. Having one person own both means what you approve is what ships, and one number covers the whole job instead of two bills you have to reconcile across two vendors who don't talk.
It's handled by one person, me, from first sketch to launch, and I work with Chattogram businesses regularly, so I know the difference between an Agrabad trade firm and a GEC retailer. Everything runs over WhatsApp, calls and screen-shares in Bangla or English. Your project never disappears into a back room or gets relayed to someone you'll never meet.
Often both, and I build for that. A port-city importer or exporter usually wants English so a supplier abroad takes it seriously, while a local-facing business may want Bangla for trust. I set up fonts, spacing and forms that handle Bangla cleanly, and we decide the language mix during scope so the site reads right for whoever you're actually selling to.
Yes. If you're selling online or taking advances, I wire in bKash and Nagad alongside card payments so customers pay the way they're used to in Bangladesh. A card-only checkout quietly loses a lot of local buyers, so for most Chattogram businesses mobile money isn't optional. We scope exactly which gateways you need before build starts.
A standard small-business site is usually a few weeks from approved design to launch; bigger or custom builds take longer, and the honest variable is how fast you send content and feedback. I hand it over so you can change text, swap photos and add posts on your own, and I do a one-time screen-share to show you how, so you're not paying me for every small edit later.
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