One person owns the design and the code
In Gazipur the website is often the only thing a foreign buyer sees first
Gazipur runs on factories, suppliers and B2B — RMG units around Konabari and Kashimpur, accessories and packaging makers near Board Bazar, trading and service businesses along the highway through Tongi and Joydebpur. For a lot of these companies the website isn't decoration. It's the first thing a buyer in Dhaka, or a sourcing agent abroad, opens before deciding whether you look like a real operation. A broken mobile menu or a 'design' that's clearly a free template tells that buyer everything they need to know in four seconds. That's the gap I built this offer to close.
Here's the thing most clients don't realise: website design and development are two separate skills. Plenty of people in Gazipur can hand you a nice-looking image of a website. Far fewer can actually turn it into clean, fast, working code that holds up on a phone. And the cheap shops do the reverse — they wire up an off-the-shelf template that functions but looks like every other site in the district. I do both halves, personally. I design the layout for your specific business, then I write the HTML/CSS, set up the backend, and ship it. Nothing gets thrown over a wall to a junior who never spoke to you.
I'm RH Fardin. I work alone, deliberately. No account manager, no Dhaka office, no team you'll never meet. When you ask me about website design and development in Gazipur, you are talking to the only person who'll touch your project — the one who sketches it, codes it, tests it on real Android and iPhone screens, and launches it. Roughly 5 years of doing exactly this means I know which decisions make a Gazipur supplier's site feel trustworthy to a serious buyer, and which shortcuts quietly cost you the enquiry.
Pricing is plain. The floor is 50,000 BDT for a clean, custom-designed, properly coded starter site. 90,000 BDT and 1,50,000 BDT add pages, depth and polish; fully custom work starts at 3,00,000 BDT. Payment is 50% to begin, 50% on launch — bKash, Nagad or bank transfer, your call. And before I write a single line of code, you approve the design. If the look isn't right, we fix it on the board, not after it's live. That design-approval checkpoint is the guarantee.
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