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Ibadan people — where do you normally sell household items when you're moving or decluttering?
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Ibadan people — where do you normally sell household items when you're moving or decluttering?

I've been building SellSpace9ja for Nigerians selling used household items, and we recently started getting listings from Ibadan.

One thing I'm testing is requiring sellers to upload a short condition video so buyers can see the actual item before arranging an inspection.

For people in Ibadan: what would make you comfortable listing your furniture, appliances or electronics on a newer marketplace?

u/Educational-March576 — 10 days ago
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I built a free calculator site for local service pricing - looking for honest feedback

I’ve been building Service Pricing Tool, a free calculator site for local service costs.

The idea is simple: customers can estimate prices before booking a service, and small business owners can compare pricing ideas.

So far I’ve added calculators for:

- House cleaning

- Move-in / move-out cleaning

- Carpet cleaning

- Rug cleaning

- Upholstery cleaning

- Lawn care

- Pressure washing

- Dog grooming

- Junk removal

- Gutter cleaning

- Auto detailing

I also added customer guides around each service category and recently cleaned up the sitemap, internal links, canonicals, and redirects.

I’m still early and trying to improve the site.

I’d appreciate feedback on:

  1. Does the homepage explain the idea clearly?
  2. Are the calculator categories useful?
  3. Does the site feel trustworthy enough for users?
  4. What would you improve before I keep adding more calculators?

Link: https://servicepricingtool.com/

u/Educational-March576 — 4 months ago
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Updated my finance calculator website after Reddit feedback — would love another round of suggestions

Hey everyone,

A few days ago I shared my beginner finance calculator website here and got some really helpful feedback, so I spent time improving the project and wanted to share the updated version.

Recent improvements:

- cleaner layout and spacing

- better mobile responsiveness

- improved calculator flow

- more structured sections/headings

- visual feedback improvements while using the calculators

The site currently includes:

- Loan Calculator

- Mortgage Calculator

- Debt Payoff Calculator

- other finance-related tools

Built with:

- HTML

- CSS

- JavaScript

- Netlify

I’m still learning front-end development and SEO, so I’d really appreciate honest feedback on:

- UX/UI

- mobile experience

- calculator flow

- SEO/content ideas

- features that would make the tools more useful

Live site:

https://toolnestfinance.com

What would you improve next if this were your project?

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u/Educational-March576 — 5 months ago
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Built my first finance calculator website as a beginner developer — looking for feedback

Hey everyone,

I recently built and deployed my first finance tools website using HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and Netlify.

The site currently includes:

- Loan calculator

- Mortgage calculator

- Debt payoff calculator

- Other finance tools

I also connected a custom domain, HTTPS, and Google Search Console myself, which was a huge learning experience.

I’m mainly looking for feedback on:

- design/UI

- usability

- mobile experience

- SEO/content ideas

- anything that feels confusing or weak

Live site:

https://toolnestfinance.com

Would appreciate honest feedback from more experienced developers/builders.

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u/Educational-March576 — 5 months ago