In Chattogram, 'design' and 'development' are usually two strangers who never speak. I'm both, so nothing gets lost between them.
A complete website design and development service in Chittagong, run by one person: I draw the design, I write the code, I set up the backend, and I push it live. No designer in one Facebook page handing a flat image to a coder in another who builds it wrong. Importers and C&F agents around Agrabad, trading houses off GEC, manufacturers feeding the port — you get the design approved before a line of code exists, then a clean, fast, mobile-first build. From 50,000 BDT, 50% advance and 50% on launch, bKash, Nagad or bank.
Around 5 years building sites for Bangladeshi businesses, solo. Design and development are the same person, the same WhatsApp thread. Design-approval guarantee before any code is written.
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Here is how a website design and development service usually fails in Chattogram, and almost nobody warns you about it before you pay. You hire a 'service' that is really two loosely-connected people: a designer who makes a pretty Photoshop or Figma image, and a separate coder — often a different Facebook page entirely — who is handed that flat image and told to 'make it a website.' The designer never sees a real browser. The coder never sketched a thing.
The gap between them is where your project quietly dies: the fonts change, the spacing breaks, the mobile view nobody designed gets improvised at 2am, and when you complain, the designer says it's the coder's fault and the coder says the design was impossible. You are left mediating between two people you barely know, about a website you cannot fix yourself.
I'm RH Fardin, and I removed that gap by being both ends of it. The same person who decides where your 'Get a Quote' button sits is the person who writes the code that makes it work.
There is no handoff to lose detail in, no second freelancer reinterpreting a design they did not draw, no 'that's not my department.' When you message me about website design and development service in Chittagong, the design decisions and the development decisions are made by one head that holds the whole site at once — which is exactly why the thing that loads in your customer's browser actually matches what you approved.
Around five years doing this for Bangladeshi clients means I have seen what the split-service approach costs people, and I built my whole offer to be the opposite of it.
The service is one continuous job, not a relay. It runs in a straight line: a short discovery so I understand whether you're an Agrabad importer who needs to look bankable to an overseas principal or a GEC retailer who needs walk-in customers to find you on Google Maps; then a structure; then the actual design, which you approve before I touch code; then development — clean, custom-built front-end, the backend or CMS so you can edit content yourself, forms, speed work, mobile testing on real Android phones; then launch,
with the domain and hosting in your name and every login handed to you. One person owns all of it, so if something needs changing the day before a meeting with a buyer, you message one number and it gets done.
Pricing is published, not haggled. 50,000 BDT for a focused 5-7 page site designed and developed end to end — the real floor, not a teaser. 90,000 BDT adds pages, a blog or notices section, and tighter design and build polish. 1,50,000 BDT is the full small-business package: deeper structure, custom illustration or graphics, conversion-focused layout and content direction, hosting guidance. Fully custom builds from a blank canvas start at 3,00,000 BDT. Always 50% advance via bKash, Nagad or bank transfer, 50% on launch, and a design-approval guarantee — you sign off the complete design before any development begins, so you never pay to fix a look you never agreed to.
A genuine end-to-end service is more than a logo on a template. Here is what is standard from the 50,000 BDT floor for a Chattogram business — both the design half and the development half, from one person.
The person who designs your homepage is the same person who codes it. Nothing is lost in a handoff between a designer and a separate coder who never spoke to each other.
The development is clean code built for your site, not a bloated page-builder stacked with plugins that slow it down and break on the next update. Lighter, faster, yours to own.
Chattogram runs on trade. I design for the overseas counterparty or supplier who opens your site on a phone and decides in seconds whether you look real enough to email back.
I design the mobile view first and test the build on actual mid-range Androids on patchy 4G — the way most of Chattogram, and a buyer abroad, will really see it.
Development includes a CMS or admin so you can change prices, add a product or post a notice yourself — no calling me and paying every time a phone number changes.
If you'll take advances or payments, the build is structured so bKash, Nagad and bank transfer slot in cleanly later — not bolted on by tearing the site apart.
There is a specific reason this matters more in Chattogram than people admit. So much of the real money here moves through importers, exporters, C&F and clearing agents, indenting firms and manufacturers around Agrabad, Khatunganj and the port — and their customers are frequently sitting in another country. When a principal in Singapore or a sourcing office in Guangzhou gets your name, they search you and open your site on a phone before they reply.
Now imagine that site was 'designed' by one freelancer and 'developed' by another who never met: the design looked fine as a flat image, but in a real browser on a real phone the menu overlaps the logo, the contact form throws an error, and it takes six seconds to load. The buyer does not know or care which of your two freelancers caused it. They just close the tab and email the next supplier. The split between design and development became a lost deal.
A real website design and development service in Chittagong closes that gap on purpose, and that is the whole point of hiring one person for both. When I design a section, I already know how it will be built, so I never draw something that breaks in code; when I develop it, I already know the design intent, so I never 'improvise' a screen nobody planned.
That is also why the 50,000 BDT floor is honest rather than cheap — doing the design properly and the development properly, on the same site, by one experienced person, genuinely costs that much. The 8,000-taka 'website design and development service' you see advertised on a Chittagong Facebook page is neither designed nor developed; it is a nulled template with your logo dropped on, and it will look exactly like the three other shops who bought the same one.
For a port-city business that needs an overseas buyer to take it seriously, the cheapest service is the one quietly costing you the most.
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
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What Chittagong business owners actually ask before booking a website design and development service. Straight answers, no runaround.
It starts at 50,000 BDT with me, design and development together, and that is the genuine floor — not a teaser that balloons later. The mid tier is 90,000 BDT, the full small-business package is 1,50,000 BDT, and fully custom work begins at 3,00,000 BDT. Payment is 50% advance, 50% on launch, via bKash, Nagad or bank transfer. There are no separate hidden charges for 'development' on top of the design — it is one price for the whole job.
Design is how the site looks and how a customer moves through it — layout, colours, where the buttons sit. Development is the actual code that turns that into a working website with forms, a CMS and fast loading. You need both, and the trouble in Chittagong is that they're usually done by two separate people who never coordinate. I do both myself, which is the entire reason the finished site matches what you approved instead of drifting in the gap between two freelancers.
Because that is not a design-and-development service — it's a nulled template with your logo dropped on, sold to ten other shops with the same look. Real design time, custom code, testing on actual phones and proper launch take real hours. 50,000 BDT is the lowest I can charge for website design and development in Chittagong BD and still hand over something built from scratch that I'd put my name on.
It's handled by one person — me — end to end, and I work with Chattogram businesses regularly, so I understand the local market, from Agrabad trade to GEC retail. Everything runs over WhatsApp, calls and screen-shares in Bangla or English. You are never relaying a request through a reseller to a designer in one city and a coder in another.
Yes. The development includes a CMS or admin panel built for non-technical owners, so you can change a price, add a product, swap a phone number or post a notice without calling me. I hand over the logins and walk you through the parts you'll actually use. You own the site outright — domain in your name, hosting on your account, no monthly lock-in.
A 50,000 BDT site usually goes from design to live in 2-3 weeks once I have your content and you've approved the design. The 90,000 BDT tier runs around 3-4 weeks, and 1,50,000 BDT is roughly 4-6 weeks. The slowest part is almost always waiting on content and photos from your side — the design and development itself moves quickly because one person is doing both with no handoff delay.
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