As a one-person dynamic website design company in Bangladesh, I build real dynamic sites you control from an admin panel. It is not a static HTML file the developer must edit every time a price changes. You get database-driven pages, a Bangla-friendly CMS, secure login, product, blog and portfolio modules, and a mobile-first layout that loads fast on 3G. One senior operator who works with BD businesses builds and ships it. There are no juniors and no handoffs.
Solo senior designer and developer. About 5 years building dynamic sites for BD businesses. 50% advance, 50% on launch. Design-approval guarantee.
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Most "dynamic websites" sold in Bangladesh are not dynamic at all. That is why I set up my work as a different kind of dynamic website design company in Bangladesh. Many of those sites are static HTML with a contact form. Every time you want to add a new product, blog post or team member, you message the developer on WhatsApp. Then you wait three days.
I built my service to fix that trap. You get a proper admin panel. You log in and click "Add Product" or "New Post". You upload an image, write the description in Bangla or English, and hit publish. Done. There is no developer in the loop.
I am RH Fardin, a solo website designer and developer who works with businesses across Bangladesh. For about five years I have built dynamic, database-driven sites for BD businesses. These include product catalogues, news and blog sites, portfolios, directory listings, membership areas and internal dashboards.
I do every step myself. That covers the wireframe, the design in Figma, the front end, the back-end logic, the CMS setup, the launch and the handover training. There is no agency tier and no junior writing your queries at midnight. There is no project manager forwarding your messages either.
Here is why solo matters for dynamic website design in Bangladesh. The person who designed your admin panel knows why each field exists. They know why a link between data is set up a certain way. They know how to extend it cleanly six months from now. At most BD agencies, the developer who built your site has left by the time you need an update. The new person must relearn your codebase on your money. With me, the codebase has one author.
I work in the open. Pricing starts at 50,000 BDT, and it is published on the site. Payment is 50% advance and 50% on launch, by bKash, Nagad or bank. You get a design-approval step before any code is written, so the final look never surprises you. If the design does not match what we agreed in Figma, you do not pay the second instalment.
Here are six concrete reasons BD businesses pick a solo senior over a 20-person agency for dynamic, CMS-driven projects.
You get a proper dashboard behind a login. Add, edit and delete products, posts and pages without touching code. Bangla input works out of the box, and image uploads resize on their own.
Categories, tags, custom fields and links between content all live in a relational database. So the same content can power your homepage, listings and search with no copying.
Type Avro or Bijoy straight into the editor. Everything uses UTF-8. Slugs, meta titles and Open Graph fields all support Bangla characters without breaking on Facebook or Google.
The same person designs the UX, writes the back-end logic and trains your team after launch. You never get the "that team handles this, contact them" runaround.
Editor, Author and Admin roles are built in. Give your intern access to create posts without exposing the database or your bKash settings.
A modular structure means a new content type later, like events, services or vacancies, takes a few hours. It is not a full rebuild quoted at agency rates.
When a BD shop quotes you 25,000 BDT for a "dynamic website," check what you are really getting. Most of the time it is a WordPress install with a free theme. It has a default admin panel you were never taught to use, and no custom post types. So your "News" section and your "Projects" section are both just blog posts with a category tag. That is not truly dynamic. It is a blog with two filters.
A real dynamic site has content types shaped around your business. Products have SKUs, stock counts, variants and gallery images. Projects have client names, dates, technologies and case study sections. Team members have job titles, social links and bios in two languages. Each type has its own admin screen with only the fields it needs. Staff don't face a giant generic editor where they must remember which custom field does what.
The second thing to check is the front end. A proper dynamic site builds pages on demand from the database and caches them smartly. It loads in under three seconds on a 3G connection in Sylhet. A fake dynamic site loads a heavy theme, pulls in six fonts and runs jQuery animations. It takes eleven seconds to first paint, because the first developer never measured it.
I treat Core Web Vitals as a hard rule. Every page goes through PageSpeed Insights before launch. If it scores under 85 on mobile, it does not ship. That matters in Bangladesh. Most of your traffic comes from a mid-range phone with patchy data, not a Macbook in Gulshan.
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
A sharp, credible site that makes the right first impression and brings enquiries.
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A full, professional site that ranks and converts for a growing business.
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An online store built to sell and scale.
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Need something bigger? Custom & enterprise builds from ৳3,00,000. Pay by bKash, Nagad, bank transfer or card. Ask for an exact price or send an email.
These are real questions from BD founders weighing up a dynamic website project.
My dynamic website projects start at 50,000 BDT. That buys a focused site with one main content type, such as a portfolio, blog or product catalogue, with about 10 to 15 pages you manage. The 90,000 BDT tier covers sites with 3 to 4 content modules, user roles and search. 1,50,000 BDT covers fuller dynamic sites with custom workflows, member areas or integrations. Custom builds like marketplaces, complex dashboards or multi-tenant systems start at 3,00,000 BDT. Avoid quotes under 25,000 BDT. Those are static sites dressed up as dynamic ones.
You really update it yourself. After launch I run a one-hour Zoom training for you and one team member of your choice. I show you how to add a post, edit a product, change the homepage banner and manage users. I also leave a short PDF guide with screenshots in Bangla and English. Say you call me three months later asking how to add a category. The answer should be "I already showed you, but here is the screenshot again." It should never be a 5,000 BDT update invoice.
Yes. The CMS screens stay in English, because most plugins and guides use English. But content fields fully support Bangla through Avro, Bijoy or system Unicode input. Bangla shows up correctly in titles, slugs, meta descriptions, social previews and search. I have built sites where the whole customer-facing side is in Bangla. Admins still manage it in a familiar English dashboard.
It depends on the project. For content-heavy sites like news, blogs or brochures, I usually use WordPress with custom post types and ACF. It is cheap to maintain and has a huge plugin library. Your future hires can use it without training. Some sites have custom workflows, member areas or complex data links. For those, I build a custom CMS in Laravel or Next.js, so the admin panel matches your business exactly. I will recommend the right one on the discovery call. I won't push whichever earns me more.
For most BD businesses I recommend a good international VPS, like DigitalOcean, Hetzner or Cloudways. I put Cloudflare in front for caching and DDoS protection. Hosting runs about 1,000 to 2,500 BDT per month, depending on traffic. Local BD hosting is cheaper on paper. But uptime and database speed are often poor, and your site can go down at peak hours. If you need a .bd domain, I register it through BTCL. All costs are open and passed straight through, with no markup.
Yes. That is the whole point of building it properly the first time. I structure the database and code so a new content type takes a few hours. Think Events, Vacancies, Services or Locations. Adding ecommerce to a WordPress dynamic site means a WooCommerce install plus payment setup for bKash, Nagad and SSLCOMMERZ. That usually costs 30,000 to 60,000 BDT, depending on catalogue size. Member login with paid content tiers is custom work, quoted on scope. You are never locked into the first spec.
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