Design and development from the same set of hands
Why 'website design and development company' usually means two strangers who never talk
Here's the thing most Bashundhara buyers don't see coming. You hire a 'website design and development company,' a designer sends you a pretty Figma mockup, you approve it, and then it gets thrown over the wall to a separate coder, often a freelancer who never spoke to you. The coder rebuilds it 'close enough,' the spacing drifts, the mobile menu the designer never tested falls apart, and now nobody owns the problem because design says 'I designed it right' and development says 'I built what I got.' That gap is where Bashundhara websites quietly go bad.
I close that gap by being both people. I'm RH Fardin, and I run a one-person website design and development company in Bashundhara, Dhaka. I do the design, then I write the code for that exact design, so there's no translation loss and no finger-pointing. If a layout looks great in Figma but would be a nightmare on a 360px Android screen, I know that while I'm still designing, not three weeks into the build. Roughly 5 years of doing both sides for Dhaka businesses means the design I show you is a design I already know I can ship.
Bashundhara has a specific crowd: students and lecturers around NSU and IUB, young founders running brands out of apartments off the main road, clinics and coaching centres on the avenue blocks, and home-based sellers who started on Facebook and now need a real site. Almost all of their customers arrive on a phone over mobile data. So I design the phone view first and treat the desktop version as the bonus, not the other way around. That single decision separates a site that converts in Bashundhara from one that just looks nice on your laptop.
Pricing is fixed and out in the open: 50,000 BDT for a clean 5-7 page site, 90,000 BDT for a larger site with a blog and tighter polish, 1,50,000 BDT for the full small-business package, and fully custom work from 3,00,000 BDT. Payment is 50% to start and 50% on launch, via bKash, Nagad or bank transfer. Before I write a single line of code you sign off on the design, that's the design-approval guarantee, so you never pay for a build of something you didn't actually want.
See pricing in BDT