Design and development, one accountable thread
Most 'web services' in Chittagong are two people who blame each other. This is one who can't.
Here is how a website design and development service in Chittagong usually fails. Almost nobody warns you before you pay. You hire a "service" that is really two loosely linked people. One is a designer who makes a pretty Photoshop or Figma image. The other is a separate coder, often on a different Facebook page, who gets that flat image and is 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, and the mobile view nobody designed gets made up at 2am. When you complain, the designer blames the coder and the coder says the design was impossible. You are left stuck 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 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 reinterprets a design they did not draw. Nobody says "that's not my department."
When you message me about a website design and development service in Chittagong, one head makes every design and coding decision. That one head holds the whole site at once. That is exactly why the site in your customer's browser matches what you approved. About five years of this work for Bangladeshi clients has shown me what the split approach costs people. I built my whole offer to be the opposite.
The service is one continuous job, not a relay, and it runs in a straight line. First comes a short discovery. Are you 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 comes a structure, and then the design, which you approve before I touch code.
Then comes development. That means a clean, custom front-end, a backend or CMS so you can edit content yourself, forms, speed work, and testing on real Android phones. Last comes launch, with the domain and hosting in your name and every login handed to you. One person owns all of it. If something needs changing the day before a buyer meeting, you message one number and it gets done.
Pricing is published, not haggled. 50,000 BDT gets a focused 5 to 7 page site, designed and developed end to end. That is the real floor, not a teaser. 90,000 BDT adds pages, a blog or notices section, and more polish in design and build. 1,50,000 BDT is the full small-business package. It adds deeper structure, custom drawings or graphics, a layout built to convert, content direction and hosting guidance.
Fully custom builds from a blank canvas start at 3,00,000 BDT. You always pay 50% advance by bKash, Nagad or bank transfer, and 50% on launch. You also get 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.
See pricing in BDT