One pair of hands, design through code
In Chattogram, design and development are usually two strangers
Here is how most 'website design and development in Chittagong' jobs actually run. A Facebook page or small shop in Agrabad sells you a 'design.' Someone draws a pretty mockup in a tool they half-understand. Then that file gets thrown over a wall to a coder, often a different person, sometimes in a different city, who has never spoken to the designer and does not care what the buttons were meant to do.
The result is a site that looked good as a flat picture and falls apart the moment it becomes real code: spacing wrong, fonts swapped, the mobile view nobody tested, a contact form that submits into nowhere. The gap between 'design' and 'development' is where Chattogram projects quietly die.
I am RH Fardin, and I close that gap by being both people. I draw the layout and I write the code that becomes the layout, so there is no handoff, no telephone game, no 'the developer changed it and now it looks nothing like what you signed off.' When you message me about website design and development in Chittagong, one person owns the whole chain: the look, the build, the backend, the speed, the launch. Around 5 years doing this for Bangladeshi clients means I have seen exactly which decisions in the design stage make the code clean and which ones quietly create three weeks of fixing later, and I make those calls before they cost you anything.
Because it is one operator, the pricing is honest and the tiers are real. The 50,000 BDT starter is a clean 5-7 page site, designed and coded from scratch, with a working contact form, proper mobile build, basic on-page SEO and analytics wired in. The 90,000 BDT tier adds pages, a blog and tighter design and interaction polish. The 1,50,000 BDT tier is the full small-business package: custom illustrations, conversion-focused structure, hosting guidance and a more involved build. Past 3,00,000 BDT it becomes fully custom, web apps, dashboards, heavier logic, which is its own separate conversation.
Payment stays simple: 50% to begin, 50% on launch, by bKash, Nagad or bank transfer, whichever is cleanest for your books. And you approve the design before any real development starts, so the look is locked on the board, not argued over after a coder has already built the wrong thing. With the same person designing and developing, what you signed off is what ships. That alone removes the single most common reason website projects in Chattogram go sideways.
See pricing in BDT