Website design and development in Comilla goes wrong in the handoff — when one shop draws the mockup and a different one tries to code it.
I am RH Fardin, and I do the design and the development for your Comilla website myself — the same hands draw it in Figma and write the code, so the live site actually looks like the screen you approved. No design shop near Kandirpar passing your file to a coder in another district who has never spoken to you. One senior operator, around five years of building Bangladeshi sites, from 50,000 BDT, 50% advance and 50% on launch, with the full design signed off before any code is written.
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The most common way a Comilla website dies is not a bad designer or a bad coder — it is the gap between them. A business owner here gets a nice-looking mockup from one person, pays a separate, cheaper coder to 'just build it,' and the live site comes back with the fonts wrong, the spacing collapsed, the buttons in the wrong place, and the homepage that looked sharp in the image now stretched and broken on a phone.
Nobody is responsible, because design says 'I drew it right' and development says 'I built what I could.' Website design and development in Comilla should never be two purchases stitched together by the customer. When the same person draws the screen and writes the code, the live site is the design — not a coder's rough guess at it.
Cumilla is a real commercial city, not a Dhaka suburb, and the businesses here reflect that: agro and food traders moving rice, vegetables and the famous local sweets out to Dhaka and Chattogram; khadi and handloom sellers; coaching centres and private clinics; importers and small manufacturers around the EPZ and the cantonment; and a lot of families running businesses partly funded by remittance from the Gulf.
The buyer judging your site is almost always on a phone, often on patchy 4G between Kandirpar and Tomsom Bridge, and increasingly it is a relative abroad checking whether the family business looks real before sending money or a referral. Your site has one job in those few seconds: load fast and look like an actual, trustworthy operation. A pretty mockup that a separate coder mangled does the opposite.
When you hire me you get the whole chain in one thread — discovery, sitemap, the design in Figma, the front-end and back-end code, the mobile behaviour, the bKash and Nagad details, and the person who picks up on WhatsApp when something needs changing. There is no salesman who wins the job and a junior who never speaks to you who does the build, and there is no second vendor I quietly subcontract to. Around five years deep into building sites for Bangladeshi businesses, one senior operator, one point of accountability. That is the entire reason the design and the development match: there is no handoff to lose anything in.
Pricing is fixed and honest. 50,000 BDT for a focused multi-page site — who you are, what you sell, and a contact line that reaches a real phone. 90,000 BDT for a larger build with more service or product pages, a gallery, and proper enquiry forms. 1,50,000 BDT for a bigger site with catalogue depth, bilingual content or light e-commerce. From 3,00,000 BDT for fully custom builds designed from a blank canvas. Always 50% advance and 50% on launch — bKash, Nagad or bank transfer — and you approve the complete design before I write a single line of code.
Six things a Comilla business gets when the same senior person designs and codes the site — and every one is standard from the 50,000 BDT tier, not a paid extra.
The same hands that drew your Figma design write the code, so the live site matches the screen you signed off — not a separate coder's loose version of it. No 'why does it look different now' after launch.
Design and development are one purchase, one person, one invoice. When something needs fixing there is nobody to point at — I drew it and I built it, so I own it end to end.
Tuned to load in under three seconds on a mid-range Android on real Kandirpar-to-Tomsom-Bridge data — not just on office Wi-Fi. A slow site reads as an unserious business here.
Structured so a family member abroad checking the business on a phone sees a real, current, trustworthy operation in seconds — before they send money, a referral or a customer your way.
Payment numbers, advance flows and order enquiries set up the way Comilla customers actually pay, not a foreign checkout nobody here uses. Wired correctly because the same person built the backend.
No code starts until you sign off the full design in Figma. If it does not feel right, we fix the screens first — you never pay the second half for a build you did not approve.
Here is the maths nobody in Comilla runs before they make the mistake. You pay a designer 8,000 taka for a mockup, then hand it to a coder who quotes 15,000 to 'build it' — feels like you saved money against one person charging 50,000.
Then it arrives: the spacing is off, the mobile layout breaks, the forms send to nowhere, the fonts the designer used were never licensed for the web, and the homepage that looked premium in the image is now slow and crooked on a phone. You ask the coder to fix it; he says the design was unrealistic. You ask the designer; she says the coder ruined it.
You end up paying a third person to redo the whole thing properly — so the 'cheap' route cost you more in money, months and a site that was live and embarrassing the entire time. The split is exactly where the value leaks out, and the customer is the only one holding the bill.
I work the opposite way on purpose. Because I both design and develop, I never draw a screen I cannot build, and I never code a shortcut that betrays the design — the two decisions happen in the same head, in the same project, for one fixed price. You see the real design in Figma first, you approve it, and then the site I ship is that design, fast and correct on the phones your customers actually use.
The price is locked at 50,000 BDT for a focused build, 50% on signing and 50% on launch, by bKash, Nagad or bank transfer, with no retainer trap and no fake monthly 'maintenance' bill. If you want website design and development in Comilla that does not fall apart in the handoff, the answer is simple: do not split it across two vendors. Hand the whole thing to one senior person who will still answer the phone six months after launch.
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Full design and development together starts at 50,000 BDT for a focused multi-page site — who you are, what you sell, and a contact line that reaches a real phone. 90,000 BDT covers a larger build with more service or product pages, a gallery and proper enquiry forms. 1,50,000 BDT covers catalogue depth, bilingual content or light e-commerce. Fully custom builds start from 3,00,000 BDT. It is one price for both the design and the code, always 50% advance and 50% on launch, paid by bKash, Nagad or bank transfer.
Sometimes, but be careful: a 'finished' mockup is often missing the licensed fonts, the mobile states, the form logic and the small details that actually make a site work, and coding around those gaps is where two-vendor projects break. If your design is genuinely build-ready I will quote it as development only. If it is not, I will tell you honestly and quote design and development together — because the whole point of hiring one person is that the live site matches the screen, and I cannot promise that for a design I did not draw.
Because you are usually paying twice. The cheap coder builds what he can from a static image, the result breaks on phones and the forms go nowhere, and you end up hiring a third person to redo it — more money and months lost than doing it right once. At 50,000 BDT the same senior person designs and develops, so the live site is the design, it is fast on Comilla 4G, and there is one person accountable for all of it. The cheap split costs you more by the time it actually works.
Yes. I set up enquiry and order forms, WhatsApp ordering, and your bKash and Nagad numbers the way customers here actually pay — advance by mobile money, the rest on delivery, no foreign checkout nobody in Comilla uses. Because I build the backend myself, the forms send to a number and inbox you actually check, not into a void. Light e-commerce with a product catalogue fits from the 1,50,000 BDT tier; simpler order-by-message setups work from the entry tier.
A focused 50,000 BDT site is usually two to three weeks once I have your content and the advance: a few days on the Figma design, your approval, then the build and testing. Larger 90,000 to 1,50,000 BDT sites run longer because there is more to design and code. The honest delay is almost always content — your text, photos and product details. The moment a design is approved I start the code, and you are never waiting on a handoff between two vendors, because there is only one of me.
For projects from 90,000 BDT I am happy to come for the kickoff and the final design sign-off anywhere around Kandirpar, Race Course, the cantonment area or the EPZ side. For most of the work, WhatsApp and Google Meet are faster than fighting traffic — and because one person does the whole design and development, you do not need status meetings to find out where things stand. You message me, you get the actual person who is building your site, not an account manager reading an update.
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