r/websitefeedback

Fortune Reading & Zodiac Destiny
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Fortune Reading & Zodiac Destiny

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.

destiny-loom-play.lovable.app
u/Mission-Scheme9237 — 9 hours ago
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Looking for honest landing page feedback (tear it apart)

I’m working on a landing page for a personal development/community brand and would really appreciate some outside perspectives.

Website: https://r3-up-website.vercel.app
I’m not looking for compliments—I want honest, constructive criticism.

A few questions I’m hoping you can answer:
Within the first 10 seconds, what do you think this business does?

Is anything confusing or unclear?

At what point, if any, would you leave the page?

Does the messaging build trust, or does anything feel too vague or overly promotional?

If you were my target customer, what would stop you from signing up?

If you could change just one thing to improve the page, what would it be?

Feel free to be as blunt as you want. I’d much rather hear the hard truth now than launch something that doesn’t connect with people.

Thanks in advance—I genuinely appreciate anyone who takes the time to help. Willing to returned the favor

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u/Any-Development-5270 — 10 hours ago
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Built a free tool to find community grants — looking for feedback

I put together a simple, free directory to help people track down grassroots community funding:

https://fundni.org

No signups, just basic filters and direct links.
I’d really appreciate anyone having a quick look and letting me know what feels clunky, what's broken, or if there are obvious local funds I’ve missed.

Thanks

u/alvynmcq — 17 hours ago

Does this homepage explain the website-first AI workflow clearly?

I’m looking for feedback on whether the Marka homepage explains the product clearly enough before asking for a website URL.

Website: https://www.marka.social

The intended promise is simple: Marka reads the public context already on a business website, identifies the audience, offer, proof, and brand language, then prepares a first social content preview.

I would especially appreciate feedback on:

  1. What do you think the product does after five seconds?

  2. Does the website-first workflow feel clear or confusing?

  3. What information would you need before starting the free week?

  4. Which claim feels least believable?

Blunt feedback is welcome. I’m trying to understand where the page creates clarity and where it asks visitors to trust too much.

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u/Impressive-Answer720 — 13 hours ago
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SUPER low conversion rate (<0.40%) What's wrong with my website?

Hey all! .. So I spent the last few months designing a new website and launched a new clothing brand.

I’ve been using ads and im getting a lot of traffic but the conversion rate is super low <0.50%. What’s wrong with my website? 

Does my web design come off as amatuer-ish? or bad? IMO it looks really good to me, so I have no idea whats going on.

Can you check it out and let me know what might be causing it to be so low? 

Note, many of my ads display the product price in it, so I’m sorta already vetting buyers who are still interested despite the price. So I feel like something on my website once they land is turning them off. Any ideas? 

The website is called Kimara Coast. 

Homepage:  https://kimaracoast.com/

Product Page: https://kimaracoast.com/products/paradise-burgundy-tropical-leaf-short-sleeve-button-up-shirt

I'm not sure what I should focus on.. these are a few of my ideas:

  • Desktop or mobile menu improvements?
  • Product page buildout?
  • Blog page design?
  • Home page simplification?
  • Something else?

Roast me, or give nice feedback. Either or! :)

I'm happy to give feedback in return!

Thanks! :)

u/Heavy-Blacksmith-806 — 20 hours ago
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[Unpaid] Play testing my website tutorial

Hello u/everyone the game is nearing completed, and ive been spending ALOT of time working on the website and creating a tutorial for people to learn the game with in a very short story mode. In order to do this, you must first create a deck in the deck forge and then go to the games section and click story mode. Then you can proceed with 1 duel against a computer. You can find the website here https://auroria-tcg.com

Here is a list of all cards i have completed coding.

Leaders

Destrian, The Bandit King

Izen, Burning Valley Leader

Kiandra

Spider Queen

Energy

Red Energy Rune

Blue Energy Rune

Green Energy Rune

Silver Energy Rune

Red Energy Crystal

Blue Energy Crystal

Burning Valley / Red

Burning Valley Commander

Burning Valley Recruit

Burning Valley Loyalist

Burning Valley Assassin

Burning Valley Martyr

Burning Valley Marauder

Burning Valley Necromancer

Nostro, Burning Valley General

Desert Gladiator

Izen, Creature version

Desert Spear

Water of the Desert

Fireball

Eternal Sun

Infernal Storm

Kindeling

Razed by Fire

Orb of Incineration

Melted Steel

Red Order

Red Order Trainee / Trainer

Red Order Guard

Red Order Initiate

Cier, the Red Order Inferno

Infernal Cobra

Izen, Messenger of Kintion

Kyndyl, the Red Order Inferno

Blue / Storm Born

Lightning Fairy

Lightning Vial

Pacify

Lightning Storm

Iron Cast Cannon

Lilyanna, Careful Lookout

Captain Jim

Cloud Dweller

Xexle, Ship Hand

Alan the Watchful

Static Charge

Ancient Knowledge

ZAP!

White / Bandit

Tailwind, Owl Companion

Oliver, Eager Recruit

Grigz, Bandit Captain

Traveling Merchant

Destrian’s Greatswords

Discovery! Gun Powder

Issac, Korah Inventor

Sandstone Fortress

Green / Spider / Plant

Spiderling

Blight Wolf

Angry Tree Guardian

Venomous Arachnid

Carnivorous Rose

Bright Bug

Zombie Hornet

Finn, Spirit of the Forest

Spider Queen

Passage of Deception

Elven Assistance

Notes for playtesters

Bloom is currently keyword-only.

It does not have its full Bloom/Planted mechanic yet.

Planted, Counters, on-discard effects, tokens, delayed triggers, dynamic cost reduction, and full counter/battle-reaction cards are not ready yet.

This will help me figure out whats working and whats not. I appricate any help anyone can give me. If you encounter a problem with a card please use this prompt.

Card:

Situation:

Expected:

Actual:

Player or AI:

Phase:

Screenshot/log:

The UI is a little messy at the moment, but its a working progress.

u/Immediate-Lunch1744 — 1 day ago
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I got tired of being rejected, so I made a website that only lists legit AI training jobs.

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

u/AIWORK1233 — 1 day ago
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It's a great exercise to try and describe an idea, a business or anything in a single sentence.

I'll go first:

Highlite — a cross browser extension that turns any website into a virtual whiteboard.

u/Cautious-Gap-3660 — 1 day ago
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Need Some Suggestion

Hi All,

This is my webapp, https://purefyul.com/app. I need some suggestions from you guys. I have been struggling to reduce the users' workload by around 90%. So, users can understand the product and fulfill their needs.
I would appreciate your valuable help. I do not know if this is the right time to share the product URL, but I am still sharing,
I have tried some AI prompting, but they are giving me the same stale ideas. So, I came up here.

u/Raspberrypudding007 — 1 day ago
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Oyun Geliştirme Ekipleri ve Yatırımlar Hk.

Herkese selamlar,

Bendeniz, sizler gibi oyun sektöründeyim arkadaşlar. 2010'dan beri yerli ve yabancı firmalarda hem yayıncı hem de yapımcı olarak çalıştım. Neyse ki buraya kendimden bahsetmek için gelmedim.

Şu anda topluluklar farklı yerlerde, dağınık bir halde duruyor. Reddit'te Discord'da Linkedin'de vb.
Bu çok güzel ancak biz her zaman konuşulan bu "oyun ekosistemi" olayını tek bir yere toplamak konusunda kararlıyız.

Sadece yapımcıları ya da yayıncıları değil; çalışanı, iş arayanı, yatırımcısı, reklamcısı vb. tüm ekosistemi (global) bir gün tek yerde toplama çabamız var. Bunun için UmayNow'u kurduk.

Şu anda pre-alpha sürecindeyiz ve olabildiğince oyun sektöründen arkadaşları almak istiyoruz içeri. Çünkü çıkış dikeyimiz oyun sektörü ile olacak.

Eğer pre-alpha'ya katılım gösterirseniz hem platformun ilk kullanıcılarından olursunuz hem de biz olabildiğince siz değerli girişimcilere elimizden gelen kolaylığı sağlarız. (ilk kullanıcılarımızdan olmasanız da sağlarız)

Gelin, geliştirdiğiniz oyundan bahsedin, ihtiyaçlarınızı belirtin, yaptıklarınızı anlatın. Zamanla ve hızla büyüyecek olan platformumuzda kesinlikle saçma sapan motivasyon hikayeleri, gereksiz reklamlar, sözde influencer postları göremeyeceksiniz. Amacımız "ihtiyaç" ve "teklif" veren insanları buluşturarak gerçekten bir business discovery network oluşturmak.

Sizleri UmayNow'da görmekten ve geri bildirimlerinizle sistemi geliştirmekten memnuniyet duyarız.

https://www.umaynow.com/tr/alpha

Teşekkürler ve bol şans

u/UmayNow — 1 day ago

Need an opinion!

I have a working website meant for people with already-made projects (e.g websites, mobile apps, etc.). They post them to showcase them to other people that might find them attractive.

But as I go deeper into the plan, it seems like I find myself in a 50-50 chance. Cause honeslty the majority don't make projects mindlessly, they instead offer their services as freelancing. But being realistic THERE is people with already finished projects.

website: mehor.com

What are your thoughts on this?
If you were me, how you'd do it?

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u/Phoenixx_360 — 1 day ago
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Looking for honest feedback on my developer portfolio

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Hey everyone 👋

I recently finished updating my personal developer portfolio and would love to get some honest feedback from the Reddit community.

I’m an MCA student and full-stack/mobile developer, and I’ve tried to use the portfolio to showcase my projects, skills, and the things I’ve been building.

🔗 Portfolio: https://dhruvbhavsar1.github.io/Portfolio/

I’d especially like feedback on:

- 🎨 Overall UI/design

- 📱 Mobile responsiveness

- 🧭 Navigation & UX

- 💻 How well the projects are presented

- 📝 Anything that feels unnecessary or missing

Don’t hold back — I’m looking for genuine criticism so I can improve it.

Thanks! 🙌

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u/Dhruv_2705 — 2 days ago
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Neat feedback on design and general aesthetics of my new site built using astro

Built a new astro based site for my new product korture.ai using a mix of Claude Code and Codex. Wanted to get feedback on does it look good or still feels generic or like AI-slop before I share with people who would like the solution.

I used Sanity as CMS and its page builder to make edits to copy and replace images.

Instead of AI-gen images went with Unsplash images with credits to original photographer.

I'm a little worried about the animations, would love for strangers to have a look at the flow and the animation timing. Too slow, too much, or about right?

u/Alternative_Square53 — 2 days ago
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I built a tool that keeps developer portfolios synced with GitHub automatically

https://theportlio.com
I've been building a side project called Portlio over the last few months.

The problem I wanted to solve was simple: I kept finishing projects, pushing them to GitHub, and forgetting to update my portfolio. By the time I started applying for internships, my portfolio was already outdated.

So I built Portlio.

It lets you:

  • Connect your GitHub account
  • Choose which repositories to showcase
  • Generate a portfolio website
  • Add context about your projects
  • Keep your portfolio updated as your GitHub changes

Some recent improvements based on community feedback:

  • Demo mode (no GitHub login required)
  • Multiple portfolio templates
  • Better onboarding
  • Faster page loads (mobile Lighthouse: 90 on the landing page)
  • Improved GitHub sync flow
  • Better project storytelling instead of just listing repositories

I'm not really looking for design feedback anymore—I want to know whether this actually solves a problem for developers.

A few questions:

  • Do you maintain a portfolio, or has it become outdated?
  • Would you trust GitHub as the primary source for keeping it updated?
  • What would stop you from using a tool like this?

You can try the demo here without signing in:

https://theportlio.com

I'd appreciate honest opinions, especially from developers who've gone through internship or job applications. If you think this is solving the wrong problem, I'd rather hear that now than after launch.

u/billy_the_bat — 2 days ago
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Feedback requested

Hi All,

I'm looking for feedback on a site I'm developing. I could really use some more eyes - other than my own - on this. Let me know what is or isn't working as far as design or function. The site isn't complete yet, but a critique now will help me going forward. TYIA!

*Edit to add - if I can get some desktop viewers that would be great for testing the GSAP panel scrolls.

the-workshop-akw.pages.dev
u/TataBoogiebutt — 2 days ago
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Please give me honest feedback about my personal website

Is it looks good and it looks trustworthy and professionally or not? My target is small and medium sized business and not technical clients.

nikitakostenko.com

u/Admirable-Way2687 — 3 days ago
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I'm 16 and built a free revision app because I couldn't find one that actually knew the difference between exam boards

Bit of context — I'm going into Year 12 and last year going into my GCSEs I couldn't find anything that separated AQA from Edexcel properly, tracked what I'd actually revised vs just "done", or gave me board-accurate practice questions. So I built one myself over the past year — RevisionFlow, free, covers GCSE/AS/A-Level across AQA, Edexcel, OCR, WJEC/Eduqas and CCEA. No catch, still in beta so bugs are possible, genuinely just want it to be useful and would love feedback.

revisionflow.co.uk
u/Dy4am1c — 3 days ago