One senior developer, not an agency
Website development in Dhaka, done by one person who actually finishes the job
Most website development in Dhaka feels broken six months later, and it isn't bad luck. It's the handoff chain. A salesperson sells the project and a junior designer mocks it up in Figma. A different junior coder bolts it together. Then a project manager tries to keep the wires from sparking.
You end up with a site that looks like the slide deck but behaves like a Yamaha kept on the road by three different mechanics. Each person fixed their own piece, and nobody owned the whole machine.
I do the whole thing myself. I take the brief, plan the structure and design the screens. I write the HTML, CSS and JavaScript, set up the hosting, configure the domain, install the SSL and hand you the keys. When something is off, there's one person to fix it: me.
When you call, you get the developer, not a coordinator. Nobody has to forward your question to someone in a different building in Bashundhara and wait for an answer.
I've built production websites for Bangladeshi businesses for about 5 years. That includes corporate sites in Gulshan, ecommerce stores selling across Dhaka and beyond, and service businesses fighting for the top three Google results in their para.
The code I write is plain, modern and easy for the next person to read. Someday, someone will need to add a page or change a price. I don't believe in trapping clients inside a closed, messy system that only one developer understands.
Pricing is honest. Most websites land between 50,000 BDT and 1,50,000 BDT, and custom builds start at 3,00,000 BDT. You pay fifty percent advance to start and fifty percent on the day we launch. If you don't approve the design, we don't move forward. That's the guarantee, written down before any money changes hands.
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