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YA Ratul is a full-stack web development service run by Yaser Ahmmed Ratul, a Bangladesh-based developer specializing in custom-built websites, e-commerce platforms, and SaaS applications. We work with PHP, React, Flask, and WordPress/WooCommerce to build fast, secure sites and stores, from custom theme development to full e-commerce builds with optimized cart and checkout flows, rather than relying on generic templates. Beyond development, we offer Facebook/Meta advertising management with accurate server-side conversion tracking, plus logo design to help a brand's visual identity and website work together from day one. We work with clients remotely worldwide, communicate clearly throughout every project, and focus on shipping work that holds up in production, not just in a demo.
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Dhanmondi 8A, 1210, Dhaka, Bangladesh
- 01722081109
- contact@yaratul.com
- yaratul.com
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