I made a site to share with some friends ahead of lolla and figured I'd share here too. It does a few things, the main one being that you can plan your schedule for each day. You can also star/share your liked artists. Also there are links to the artists' pages on the home page. Lmk what you think!
hi! I'm in the process of creating a small business and i need help finding a web designer
i have a vision for the colors, overall aesthetic, and some layout ideas. i'm going for something minimal, elegant, and high end, but i'm struggling to put it into an actual website
for those who know a web designer/developer, i'm also curious what it looks like realistically to start this kind of project.
so any advice on what I should look for in a designer or where I should start would be really appreciated
It basically works by asking you what you just finished watching, and then suggesting shows to watch next based on different aspects of the show you just watched. For example, it could suggest shows with similar cast chemistry, pacing, themes, etc. Still a very rough draft and I'm currently a student, but I'd like to know whether the recs are any good or way off. It also gives you a watcher profile if you give it 5 shows you enjoyed watching. Any and all feedback is appreciated!
https://what-next7367.vercel.app/
Disclaimer: DO NOT ADVERTISE YOUR OWN SERVICES
Hey everyone,
I recently started getting into website-building and I’m trying to figure out the best way to find businesses that don’t currently have a website.
I’m using Apollo.io for lead generation, but I haven’t found an obvious filter that lets me specifically identify companies/businesses with no website.
Does Apollo have a filter, field, or workaround for this?
I’m also open to thinking outside the box. For example, maybe there’s another way to identify businesses that have a business listing but no website.
Ideally, I’d like to build a list of businesses that:
Would love to hear how anyone else is approaching this, especially if you’re doing lead generation for web design/development.
Any methods would be greatly appreciated.
Hey everyone,
I received a ton of honest critiques on my previous post about my design studio site, and I really appreciate everyone taking the time to share their thoughts.
I’ve started tweaking several elements (especially in the hero typography and graphic accents). I know it still leans heavily on the GSAP site aesthetic - GSAP was my primary inspiration for the overall vibe and layout - and there's definitely still a lot of work ahead to carve out its own distinct identity.
🔗 Updated site: https://www.aadii.design/
I’m treating this as an ongoing iteration process. Thank you all again for the constructive feedback; I’ll keep refining it and keep you updated on the progress!
Got tired of every hero looking the same, so I started masking images into diamonds, blobs, and diagonal cuts right inside Framer. Built a free plugin for it (Framixs Shape) 10 shapes so far. Honestly the organic ones surprised me the most, they make boring stock photos look way more intentional. Anyone else ditching the rectangle? What's working for you?
Let me know what you think about it and if you would like to see more features?
I created this simple waitlist landing page in Figma (not vibe coded I precise )
Posting this while it’s still small, because everything I read in this space is written after the fact by someone with a number to show off.
What it does: scans an area, scores every business on how likely they are to actually buy (review count, rating, whether they have a Facebook page or nothing at all), then generates a real one-page preview site for the ones worth pitching. The idea is that you send someone their site rather than asking whether they want one.
Where it actually is: two previews have ever been billed. No reviews, no case studies, no named customer. The lead scoring works and there’s a real scan behind it — 34 businesses in Dundee, 29 with no website — but I’m not going to pretend that’s traction.
The design decision I’d most like feedback on, because it’s the one costing me sales: it doesn’t send the emails. It drafts them and stops. There’s no send button anywhere in the product.
That’s deliberate. Under UK PECR the sender of a cold email is liable, and “my software sent it automatically” isn’t a defence. Products in this space that auto-send are handing that liability to their customer without saying so. Same reason it never uploads the business’s own photos to build the site — republishing someone’s photographs on a page you’re about to sell is a copyright problem you’d inherit.
Both refusals make it a harder sell than “fully automated, zero hours.” I still think they’re right. Open to being told I’m wrong.
The other constraint, which is the actual point of the thing: the generator can’t invent facts about a business. If it doesn’t know your opening hours, it flags a placeholder rather than making them up. Getting a model to consistently say “I don’t know” instead of writing something plausible was harder than the entire rest of the build.
There’s a free scan on the homepage if you want to see the finding half work on your own town — no account, no email. scoutline.uk
Genuinely more interested in whether the draft-only decision is defensible than in signups.
I have a website but want to take it to an advanced stage
If you were a consumer or even a small business, what would you look for in a landing page?
Clarity of details? Design? Functionality? Context? Aesthetics?
and what budget would you think if you were to get one
Hey everyone,
I run Super Serious Coaching, an online music production coaching platform and community aimed mainly at electronic music producers.
I’ve been working pretty heavily on improving the website recently and I’d really appreciate some fresh eyes on it:
https://www.superseriouscoaching.com
The main goal of the site is obviously to turn visitors into paying members, but I’m particularly interested in hearing:
• Within the first few seconds, is it clear what SSC actually is and who it’s for?
• Does the site feel professional and trustworthy?
• Is the value of the membership clear enough?
• Is there anything that would stop you from clicking through to the plans or signing up?
• Does anything feel confusing, cluttered or unnecessary?
• How does the mobile experience feel?
• What would you change if conversion rate was the priority?
Please don’t worry about being polite. 😅 I’ve been looking at the site for far too long, so genuinely critical feedback is much more useful to me than “looks good”.
I’d especially love to know your first impression before you’ve spent much time exploring the site.
Thanks
Last time yesterday I had posted this and got a response that it was not working, now I have fixed everything as per your feedback.
Kindly share your suggestions and feedback. Thanks
want to know the latest updates in memes and streaming, go to thedailyunemployed.com You can even submit your own articles, feedback is appreciated
Hi!
I would appreciate if you spend a few moments going through the website I’ve worked at for the last one year:
www.WeddingReimagined.com
I took the feedback from the initial review as much as I could.
https://www.reddit.com/r/webdesign/s/DMGsWlz6LH
I am not sure if the visual identity is there. Currently I am struggling with deciding whether to skip displaying certain features and focus more on wedding visuals or how to do both at the same time. It would be appreciated if you also give some suggestions on how you would improve it
www.vestfoundry.com
so i made this website which basically provides investment calculators and guides. i dont really know much about finance but i did my best with what i could learn in the past few weeks and tried to implement it.
i would love some constructive criticism and i want to make it better and useful
The last few months I found it annoying finding the right AI training/annotating jobs with a decent acceptance rate. Long story short, I made my own website that only lists legit listings with good acceptance rates. Any feedback would be appreciated!: https://aiannotationjobs.com
Hi! I'm a graphic designer with around 9 years of experience and I recently got laid off, so I'm updating my portfolio and getting ready to apply for new roles.
I originally made this portfolio in 2024, so I have newer work that I still need to add. Before I get too far into updating everything, I'd really appreciate some honest feedback on the overall design, layout, how I present my work, and anything you think I should change or improve.
All of the graphics and illustrations in my portfolio were created by me with ZERO AI.
Portfolio: alianakadon.com
Any feedback would be really appreciated. Thanks for taking the time to look!
Made this design as a template for a SaaS project that I'm working on. The template looks good, and the feedback that I've got from my friends are really good, and they liked it. There is something that feels a bit off in here imo, and I cannot find what it is. That one lack of feature is missing to make this design more cinematic.