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saw a lot of people overpricing and demanding huge sum of money over a landing page or some normal a website a store and I don't like this

So I came here to break competition if you have any idea of a website like any kind even web apps with any features you want I can make that for you and only for , actually I didn't decide yet on the prices but I ensure you it will be between (30$ and 150$) like If you want a store or a blog or something else like that it will only be for 30$ so let's get some clients

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u/Some-Finish-5277 — 15 hours ago

Need a Website? I Build Sites That Actually Bring You Clients

Need a website that actually turns visitors into clients? 🚀 I build clean, lightning-fast business websites that look flawless on any device and help you rank higher on Google.

Pricing:

  • Landing page (1 page): from $120
  • Business website (up to 5 pages + contact form): from $220
  • Custom web app (booking systems, dashboards, etc.): from $450

(Final price depends on the exact scope — I’m happy to provide a precise quote once we discuss your needs).

What’s included in every project:

  • Modern, conversion-focused design that builds trust
  • Fully responsive layout (mobile & desktop friendly)
  • Optimized for fast loading speeds
  • Basic SEO setup (so clients can actually find you)

Turnaround: 5-7 days for a standard website.

Ready to upgrade your online presence? Send me a DM with a brief info about your project and I'll get back to you with the details! 👍

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u/webforge25 — 1 day ago
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Feedback for my web design business website

I would really appreciate honest feedback from a design + SEO perspective.

Specifically:

  • How clear is it what I offer within 5 seconds?
  • What keywords do you think Google would associate this site with?
  • Does it feel SEO-optimized or unclear?
  • Mobile experience feedback
  • Overall rating (1–10) for professionalism + trust

Website: https://www.infawebdesign.com/

I’m trying to understand how a real user would interpret it, and would also appreciate any feedback on how it looks visually!!

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u/Fine-Editor-4994 — 2 days ago

a website for my startup.

Hey everyone, I'm a recent CSE grad and, yes, currently jobless, got tired of applying for full-stack jobs and thought I might as well put all that effort into building something of my own.

And so long story short, i ended up building www.sleektech.in. Right now, we're a team of three, and somehow, through a mix of hard work and luck, we've already worked with 3 clients and made some money within just one month of launching.

i'd love to hear your advice, reviews, criticism, poetry, or literally anything you want to say about the website.

P.S. the testimonials section hasn't been updated yet, so cut me some slack.

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u/iceyspicy11 — 5 days ago

A website ideas help

Hi everyone!

I need to build a website using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript for my course project.

I'm looking for a creative and useful project idea. What would you recommend?

Thanks!

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u/Ok_Pick7674 — 5 days ago
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I followed the herd and built a website because ChatGPT said I’d be a millionaire

So anyway, I did the totally original 2026 thing and built an AI SaaS.

ChatGPT assured me this was the shortest path to passive income, financial freedom, and probably a podcast interview where I say “we’re just solving our own problem.”

The product is called **Slop Swamp**

It basically scans AI-generated content, prompts, website copy, and code snippets for “AI slop” — you know, the usual:

“In today’s fast-paced digital landscape…”
“Unlock your potential…”
“Seamless, game-changing, revolutionary solutions…”
900 words that somehow say nothing
Cursor prompts like “make it nice and modern”
Code that technically works but looks like it was assembled during a caffeine emergency

You paste the mess in, it gives you a **Slop Score**, tells you what’s wrong, and helps clean it up.

Is this website itself AI slop?
Almost definitely.

Was it built by AI?
No comment

Was it also built by a human pretending to be in control of the AI?
Yes.

So the official positioning is basically:
**Built for humans, by AI, by a human, to remove the AI from AI.**

I’m still working on it, but the idea is to make something actually useful for people using ChatGPT/Cursor/Claude/v0 every day who keep ending up with copy, prompts, or code that feels… suspiciously mushy.

Would love feedback, roasts, feature ideas, or someone to tell me this is either genius or the most SaaS-brained thing imaginable.

Link: https://www.slopswamp.com/

u/joshstewart90 — 7 days ago
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How much do you charge for a Next.js website project?

Hey everyone,

I’m building a website package specifically targeting solar installation businesses/agencies. It’s built on Next.js and optimized for local SEO and mobile performance.

I’m trying to find the sweet spot for pricing this in the domestic Indian market.

Here is what the package includes:

  • Scope & Stack: Next.js build, 15+ pages, fully responsive, and highly optimized for performance/Core Web Vitals.
  • Hyper-Local SEO: Full technical SEO setup out of the box, including Schema.org structured data (LocalBusiness, Project, FAQ schemas) to dominate local Google Search maps and rankings in their specific districts.
  • Dynamic Project Showcase: A lightweight, easy-to-use CMS layout where owners can upload photos and details of their latest installations (crucial for building local trust/social proof).
  • Interactive Solar Calculator: A custom calculator estimating monthly electricity savings based on tariff rates/panel capacity.
  • Lead Capture & Integrations: Contact forms syncing data to Google Sheets with basic automated CRM actions, alongside direct WhatsApp click-to-chat and Google Maps API integration.

Given the solar niche in my area (Kerala, India) is booming right now but highly competitive, a fast, high-converting lead engine is worth a lot to these business owners.

What is a realistic price range for a custom Next.js package like this in the Indian market? Should I pitch it as a flat one-time development fee, or structure it as a lower upfront cost with a monthly retainer for maintenance/local SEO management?

Would love to hear from anyone dealing with local SMBs/solar clients in India.

Project url - [removed]

PS: I used AI assisted development while building the site as well as to structure this post (I am not good at English).

PS: I have no idea why the bot flags it as a self-promotion. So, removing the link to the project.

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u/Fun-Garbage-5260 — 7 days ago

A Website that’s Interactive?

I have an idea for an educational interactive website and want to include interactive features/make the website look as sleek as possible. I don’t have experience coding or building websites, so I’d most likely end up using a program that does some of the work for you.

I understand that this is a complex skill (I’ve tried the paid version of Webflow but ended up scraping my idea) and also that this is something you can’t really jus pick up. Basically what I want to know is what’s the most complex interactive feature I could most likely figure out without experience. (Something like images that move while scrolling, clickable slideshows, audio import, interactive map, etc)

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u/Scary-Quote-3803 — 5 days ago
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Need a Website? I'm Here to Help!

​

I'm a freelance web designer/developer who creates modern, responsive, and user-friendly websites at a very reasonable cost.

I can build:

🌐 Business Websites

🛒 E-commerce Stores

🎨 Portfolio Websites

✨ Landing Pages

🎬 Websites with Smooth Animations

🏢 Corporate Websites

📱 Fully Responsive Designs

📝 Blogs & News Websites

📅 Booking & Appointment Websites

🍽️ Restaurant & Café Websites

🏋️ Gym & Fitness Websites

🏠 Real Estate Websites

🎓 Education & Course Websites

🔧 Custom Website Redesigns

⚡ Speed & Performance Optimization

If you need a website or want to upgrade your existing one, feel free to DM me here. I'd be happy to discuss your project and help bring your ideas to life!

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u/Sweet___Shubh — 6 days ago

If Anyone Needs a Website Built on a Tight Budget – Developer Available

Hello Everyone Full Stack Developer Looking for Projects / Remote Work

Full Stack Developer experienced with:
PHP, CodeIgniter, React, Tailwind CSS, AJAX, JavaScript, SQL/MySQL, APIs.

Available for:

  • Freelance projects
  • Remote work
  • Startup collaborations
  • Backend/frontend development
  • Bug fixes & custom systems

LinkedIn:
Dion Mirena LinkedIn

DM me if you’re looking for a developer.Even on tight budget we can work
LinkedIn:
Dion Mirena LinkedIn

DM me if you’re looking for a developer.
Contact: Whatsapp 045-378-220
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u/mirenadion — 7 days ago
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App Ideas/Help?

Hello, I'm currently a high school student interested in computer science and engineering. I'm somewhat proficient in basic Python, I'm learning C++, and I've been experimenting with the Elegoo starter kit. I'm also trying vibe coding for the first time just for fun, so for my first project I used Lovable to build a website with a built in AI for research purposes.

The idea is that you type in your research question and the AI searches through different databases (I could only find free API keys for ClinicalTrials.gov, OpenAlex, PubMed, Semantic Scholar, arXiv, Europe PMC, Crossref, DOAJ, OpenAIRE, and Zenodo), then rates how well researched the topic is, gives a timeline of the research, and lists any gaps in the existing research. There's also a social feature where you can create a group and work together with others.

I'm genuinely wondering if this is a useful feature, because I feel like any AI could already do what I'm building. If it's not that useful, are there other directions somewhat similar to my current website that I could pivot it toward? Or are there any other features I could add to my app to separate it from what currently exists?

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u/SalamanderFew774 — 6 days ago

Looking for a website designer

I'm looking for a website designer. I already have a sales page copy, I just want someone who is professional in designing websites.

Send me your portfolio and case study

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u/No-Respond-9805 — 9 days ago

I can Turn Your Idea Into a Website That is Professional and Modern

I have more than 8 years of experience in building websites for both companies and personal websites. Be it in Next or plain. If you have an inspiration on a website. Hope in the chat.

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u/Sure-Psychology-8189 — 6 days ago

A website that notifies you when a product is being sold

Im curious how people track items they're looking for across different marketplaces.

Whether it's watches, cameras, sneakers, collectibles, furniture, electronics, car parts, or something else, I often find that good listings sell before I even see them. Especially collector items or specific models.

How do you handle this?

Do you manually check sites every day?

Do you use saved searches or alerts?

Which marketplaces do you use most?

What's your biggest frustration when searching for specific items?

I'm interested in hearing how people solve this problem and whether you feel current tools work well enough.

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u/FreshPootatoes — 8 days ago

Solved my own problem with a website, genuinely don't know if it solves anyone else's. need a gut check.

Hey guys,

my setup is replit, claude code, and codex all at once. i design the mockup in replit canvas, download the whole thing, hand it to claude code for the frontend, and codex does the backend.

the actual problem is keeping them in sync. codex changes something in the backend and now i have to go tell claude code to match it on the frontend. then claude code adds something to the frontend and i have to go back to codex to match it on the backend. the whole time i'm also re-feeding both of them the replit mockup so they don't drift off the design. i'm just sitting in the middle relaying messages between three agents that can't see each other, all day.

If you run more than one agent you probably know exactly this loop.

so i built a thing to get myself out of the middle. it's basically a shared room you drop your agents into so they sync with each other directly instead of routing every change through you.

They can message each other and hand off work, there's a shared board so codex can finish the backend and pass it straight to claude code.

They can notify each other, ask questions, send requests, and share the same context like an actual human team. i can also hand one of them a spec and it splits the work into tasks for the others.

It fixed my exact problem. what i honestly don't know is whether this loop is a real thing for other people or if my workflow is just weird.

So the gut check i actually need: if you run more than one agent, is keeping them in sync an actual pain for you, or have you already got a way around it that i'm too dumb to have found? and if it is a pain, what does your setup look like.

It's live and free to start if you want to poke at it, link's in the comments so this isn't just an ad. built it solo so it's rough, tell me where it falls apart.

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u/Mammoth_Towel8765 — 7 days ago