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I am working on an online portfolio for my art via squarespace, please let me know what I should improve.
Unfortunately phones do not seem to display the website how I edit them for vertical viewing, so viewing via laptop is better.
i recently started an online bookstore and would love to get insights on business owners esp in the e commerce industry! i want to focus on user experience and i haven’t had a lot of insights for my site since i don’t have friends that are into business!
would love to get your thoughts on it: https://www.thebookvaultph.com
Hey guys, I created a virtual fortune reading website via AI lovable and would like to get some feedback to enhance the site. Do try out the 1 free full reading and compatibility reading per month using the link provided. Share with me your feedback so that I can make improvement to the site. Thanks in advance.
Over the past few months, I've been building AnimeToonSekai as a personal web development project to challenge myself and learn more about modern web development.
It started as an anime website, but I gradually expanded it to include:
Most of the work involved designing the UI, improving performance, integrating multiple data sources, handling responsive layouts, optimizing loading speeds, and fixing countless bugs along the way.
I'm still actively improving it, so I'd love some honest feedback from people here.
Things I'd appreciate feedback on:
Website: https://animetoonsekai.com
I'm sharing it because I enjoy building projects like this and want to keep improving. Any constructive criticism is welcome.
This is my first ever website built for a client. I’m pretty proud of it but obviously always room for improvement. Would love to hear some feedback.
https://www.alonsoplumbinginc.com
I’m aware that the pictures need to be changed. Client is super busy and we haven’t had any time for a media day. That’s what we’re planning for next.
Client opted for an SEO retainer so we will be building more service pages in depth and service area pages but this is the foundation for now.
Hi everyone, (Built With Replit & Claude Code)
Over the past few years, I’ve been researching, building, and creating with artificial intelligence, while spending most of my salary on some of the most powerful AI tools in the world.
Today, after three years of hard work, I’m proud to say that I already have four production-ready products that are live and being used by real people.
And to be clear, this journey has required a lot of money, patience, and extremely demanding work. The less you know about programming and code, the harder it becomes to work effectively with AI in the long run. I’ve built some very complex systems, and now I’d really appreciate the wisdom of the crowd.
I’m currently finishing the development of my fifth system: SendriaDesk.
SendriaDesk was created from the understanding that today, one of the biggest expenses for many businesses is customer service staff. SendriaDesk offers an automated chatbot, broadcast messaging, and many other features designed to help businesses communicate with customers more efficiently.
I’m sharing two links below. Just to be fully transparent, some of the features are still undergoing production testing, so there is a chance that not everything will work perfectly yet — but this is the direction I’m aiming for.
I would truly appreciate your honest opinion:
How much potential do you think this has in the market?
Do you think businesses would actually use something like this?
What would you improve?
I’m attaching a link to the solutions page and the homepage. Reviews, personal opinions, and especially constructive criticism are more than welcome. ❤️
Solutions page:
https://sendriadesk.com/solutions
Homepage:
https://sendriadesk.com/
Velrix is a tool that helps website owners identify where visitors may be hesitating, getting confused, or dropping off.
Over the last week I've made a lot of changes based on user behaviour, including:
• Simplifying the homepage
• Reducing onboarding friction
• Improving the mobile experience
• Showing value before requiring signup
• Making the audit process clearer
I'm now at the point where I've looked at it so many times that I'm probably blind to the obvious problems.
I'd love honest feedback on:
• First impressions
• Clarity of the value proposition
• Whether you'd actually try the audit
• Anything confusing or frustrating
• Mobile experience (especially)
Don't hold back — brutal feedback is welcome.
--> [Velrix.app](http://Velrix.app)
Taking screenshots, cropping them, and writing manual "click here" guides is easily the worst part of building a product.
So I built Guidyy to fix it.
Guidyy captures your workflow as you click through your web app and instantly turns it into a polished, interactive, step-by-step guide or product demo.
The Beta is now live, and I need builders, devs, and PMs to give me some brutal, unfiltered feedback. Jump in, break things, and tell me what features are missing.
We are sooo back , fable is here again and it is absolute gamechanger
EDITED: so as the post went viral let me share some details about how i build it. Btw you can experience it here https://oneshot-sakura.vercel.app/
>so analyze the assets folder and lets build a landing page in japan theme so it should include videos also be like scroll driven with fancy animation and etc
Yes, videos were generated by me , you can even see the gemini icon on them.
It was pure fable 5 on low reasoning(cause i got only 20$ sub), no skills , no mcp servers , outputing this insane result
and no, I'm not selling cources or anything like that, these are things that every 5 year old can do. Thinking is free btw.
website was built under 30 minutes and if you want more step by step walkthrough on building something like that you can find it in my x here https://x.com/Alokkolala
I recently built a website called Paws Remembered after realizing there wasn't really a good way to create personalized memorial videos for pets. The idea came from seeing how many people have thousands of photos but no lasting tribute to remember them by.
I'm genuinely looking for feedback from people who have gone through pet loss. Is this something you would have found meaningful? Is there anything you'd change or wish it included?
If anyone wants to take a look, it's https://pawsremembered.net
I love Project Gutenberg. Classic works, available to anyone for free, is my jam.
The issue is that the site is slow, the books are poorly formatted, and the accessibility is bad.
So I built an homage to Project Gutenberg that fixes all those problems - https://bettergutenberg.org/
Just launched, would love to know what you think, and how to make it better.
Hi
Built this as a project, is free and requires no registration and never will. It’s currently just for UK based pics. Thoughts for any improvements appreciated and how I may advertise a bit.
Cheers
Most of what I know about my own childhood came secondhand — a story my mom retold, a caption under an old photo. I wanted a way to capture what a parent is actually thinking/feeling about their kid right now, in their own words, sealed until the kid is old enough to really read it.
***Dear Little Me***: You write the letter (AI helps if you're staring at a blank page), it gets sealed as a digital time capsule, delivered by email on their 18th birthday.
Built with Expo/React Native Web + Supabase + a Vercel backend, solo so far.
What I'd love feedback on: does the "sealed until 18" mechanic feel too far off to be compelling, or would you want shorter delivery options too (1 year, 5 years)?
***Also roasting the landing page copy is welcome***: [https://dearlittleme-tau.vercel.app/\](https://dearlittleme-tau.vercel.app/)
I ask that you give me 15 minutes of your time to do the same for me.
I’ll give you initial thoughts, impressions, usability, and other helpful advice as a first user to your experience or project. I tend to be thoughtful and write up information that’s not half-baked; I notice a lot of details and feel I can put into words clear details so my feedback will be valuable to you.
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For those giving feedback on my project (https://www.sunnyshorescreative.com/recipe-card-editor), I’d like to ask you:
- Do you find it useful?
- Any usability issues?
- What is one improvement the site could have?
- Do you notice any friction while using the site?
- Other thoughts?
I recently finished the design and layout of this page on mobile, and feel it’s in a good state for public consumption. So I wanted to get more eyes on this besides my own which has been looking at this for weeks now.
I built a free map-based rental search for Bangalore. Looking for feedback!
Finding a rental in India is surprisingly difficult.
Most platforms only show listings, but they don't really help you understand what's available around you on a map, compare nearby options, or connect directly without unnecessary middlemen.
Over the last few months, I've been building RentMeUp, a free rental platform focused on making house hunting simpler.
Some of the things we've added so far:
We're continuously improving it based on user feedback, and we're now working on a rental community where people can post requirements, discuss localities and help each other find homes.
I'd genuinely love feedback from renters, owners and [flat mates].
You can try it here:
https://rentmeup.in/map-search/bangalore-bengaluru
I'm not here to spam—I'm genuinely looking to build something useful for renters. Any suggestions or criticism are welcome.
Feeling cute, might delete later.
I'm not really doing anything new here, maketplaces like this have existed before. If anything, I'm limiting the size of the potential market, by cutting out a small niche of the construction equipment industry I suppose.
I'm telling myself i don't need validation from random strangers on the internet... but here we are.
I've offered some harsh feedback on others projects recently, so I guess I deserve this...
My 'idea' has been around in some shape or form since I registered the domain in 2022 to rent out my businesses scissor lift when it wasn't being used.
It is also not unique, there are other players in this space. As far as i'm aware, i'm the only "marketplace" offering a no-cost solution to list access equipment rentals.
I already took a swing at this once, but it didn't get beyond about 10 vendors in 2.5 years. I also did very little marketing/awareness. But, the site worked, my single machine in Bendigo, Victoria got regular business from it. In fact, i still get calls, and I don't live there anymore.
Anyway, i've decided to have another go, and fundamentally change how I get started. Onboarding vendors with the intention of taking a clip from the booking and paying them out 1-3 days after their equipment was picked up was never going to work.
So re-launch is 100% free.
Some things to be mindful of:
I'm probably still just "validating a market", i've received positive feedback from the few people that have already signed up.
I'm not 100% confident i'm giving an industry something that an industry actually wants.
The site is a fairly basic lead gen site, there is nothing fancy going on here (no AI!?!?!?).
There is some artificial limits i've placed, on the site (like single images on equipment listings) that are very much intentional. If the product is free, I need to make limitations like this. The features I have are basic, and they are intentionally so. I have my own feature roadmap, but i'd sooner see where (if) a market steers the project, rather than end up building anything people don't want (i'm already starting to fall into that trap)
I'm learning a bit about marketplaces, the chicken or the egg problems.
Interested in feedback - only good stuff though, fragile ego (critisim only if it's necessary)
You can filter or type any context into the search to generate a custom curation
Check it out @ naturalselection.so
Built for fun, no monetization involved. Let me know what you think!
Hello everyone, been building this app for the past couple of months along with my wife. Started building it after we had a massive issue (we've been married for more than 12 years).
In a nut-shell? Think of it like a Whoop, but for your relationship
We're dubbing it "Relationship Intelligence"
It's based on Gottman's principles of small daily habits are what builds a relationship, and that couples don't simply fall out of love, just that over time in getting busy with life, they simply stop knowing each other. Twoward literally acts as an app that 1) re-introduces them to each other 2) helps them show up for each other every day 3) gives them some fun games (Q&A) to spark conversations and get them to know each other again (and more), 4) reminds them of important dates (anniversaries, birthdays, celebrations) 5) allows them to send each other hearts and notes (one of our favorite features - it's always nice to get a heart popping up on your phone mid-work, or a sexy note while you're busy worrying about life, and finally 6) has Sage, an AI who hears both sides of the story, never takes a side, and is always focused on fixing things between the two offering repairs
Each partner can talk to sage in private, she doesn't share anything about private conversations unless you want her to - even then, she will simply share a distilled version of it, in a very nice tone aimed at resolving issues. They can also request a mediation, where sage sits down with both of them in the same chat, monitors the conversation, offers guidance and steers it towards repair - when the issue is resolved, sage privately reaches out to each user and tells them how she thinks they can grow (ex: improve communication, stop stonewalling...etc.). she basically monitors the relationships "weather" in her backend and makes sure she always shifts it to "good"
Also, happy to hear your thoughts about our meta Relationship Intelligence https://twoward.app/relationship-intelligence/ (short article here)
Sensei is a diagnosis tool for founders. You run your idea or site through it and it audits your positioning, pricing, competitors, and whether you've actually validated the thing.
Here's the doubt I'd been carrying: every time I opened Reddit I'd see another "product strategy" or "founder feedback" tool getting promoted, and they all sounded like mine. I kept wondering if I was building into a space that was already saturated and didn't need me. It's a quiet kind of discouragement - not "this is broken," just "is this even worth it."
What changed wasn't the product. It was finding the actual audience for it. Once I stopped marketing to "founders" in the abstract and started showing up where the specific people who feel stuck on positioning actually hang out, it started clicking. And then people paid. Not a flood, but real ones, with real cards.
I won't pretend that didn't do something to me. After months of "is this worth it," a stranger deciding your thing is worth money hits different. It's the first external signal that the bet wasn't crazy.
But I'm trying to hold it loosely. First payers prove people will try it. They don't prove the thing is good enough to keep. The job just changed from "will anyone pay" to "will they stay" - and retention is a completely different, harder problem. So I'm celebrating quietly and getting back to work.
Which is where I'd love this sub's brain:
For those of you past first payers:
Curious what made the difference for you, especially for tools people might only think they need occasionally.
If you're in the doubt phase right now wondering if your crowded-looking space has room for you: the room is usually in who you're talking to, not what you built. That's the thing that moved for me.