u/Ill_Importance_2350

I'll pick 3 websites from the comments and redesign their homepage for free.

Then I'll post the before & after here, along with the design decisions, so everyone can learn from the process.

No payment. No catch. Just a fun design challenge.

If you'd like to be considered, comment with:

• Your website

• What your business does

• What's the biggest thing you dislike about your current website?

I'll pick 3 websites from the comments and redesign their homepage for free.

Then I'll post the before & after here, along with the design decisions, so everyone can learn from the process.

No payment. No catch. Just a fun design challenge.

If you'd like to be considered, comment with:

• Your website

• What your business does

• What's the biggest thing you dislike about your current website?

I'll pick 3 websites from the comments and redesign their homepage for free.

Then I'll post the before & after here, along with the design decisions, so everyone can learn from the process.

No payment. No catch. Just a fun design challenge.

If you'd like to be considered, comment with:

• Your website

• What your business does

• What's the biggest thing you dislike about your current website?

Most website builders focus on helping people launch a website.

But when I spoke with business owners, I noticed something interesting.

Launching wasn't their biggest challenge.

Keeping the website updated was.

A new service gets added.
Prices change.
A promotion starts.
Content becomes outdated.

And suddenly they need a freelancer again.

It made me wonder if AI website builders are solving the wrong problem.

Maybe generating the first version of a website isn't where the biggest value is.

Maybe the real value is helping people continuously update and improve their websites without technical skills.

Curious if anyone else building in this space has noticed the same thing.

Most website builders focus on helping people launch a website.

But when I spoke with business owners, I noticed something interesting.

Launching wasn't their biggest challenge.

Keeping the website updated was.

A new service gets added.
Prices change.
A promotion starts.
Content becomes outdated.

And suddenly they need a freelancer again.

It made me wonder if AI website builders are solving the wrong problem.

Maybe generating the first version of a website isn't where the biggest value is.

Maybe the real value is helping people continuously update and improve their websites without technical skills.

Curious if anyone else building in this space has noticed the same thing.