How to Choose a Web Developer in Bangladesh (Without Getting Burned)

Many business owners get burned by cheap, unreliable development — half-finished sites, no source code, or developers who disappear. A little care up front saves a lot of pain. Use this checklist.

Questions to ask before hiring

• Can I see your past work and client reviews?
• Will I own the full source code after payment?
• What happens after launch — support and maintenance?
• How do payments and milestones work?

Red flags to avoid

• A price far below everyone else — quality usually follows price.
• No written scope, contract or timeline.
• Slow or unclear communication before the project even starts.

What good looks like

A good developer communicates clearly, shows previews regularly, uses milestone payments, hands over the source code, and stays available after launch. That's exactly how I work — clear scope, fast replies and reliable delivery.