Don't lie I got you for a second didn't I? 😂
Chill guys, Claude didn't make shit here. It was all me, figma & framer.
Introducing my new template Mahadeva(https://mahadeva.framer.ai/), made for AI Agencies. What do you think about it, let me know your thoughts.
Hello! I’m just after some feedback or happy to ask questions about my landing page for my printing business.
I became frustrated with using website build so i started with drawing up a website using adobe illustrator and then used Claude to help write the code for my landing page.
Main reasons for using ai was for flexibility to try 10 different ideas and once and also it had a lot is patience for my dumb questions and tiny iterations.
The website is best viewed on desktop - I’m yet to build a solid mobile experience but for now it’s still a work in progress.
First of all, thank you all so much for the feedback and for supporting this library—it really means a lot!
I’ve gone through your suggestions and made several updates:
Let me know what you think. Cheers!
I'm looking at doing a complete rebrand of my website on webflow and getting out of the hell that is squarespace. I'm a commercial photographer with a heavy design background, but I'm trying to find some solid resources for best practices when working with UX and current trends esp now that I'm moving off of sqaurespace and limitations.
Some examples of what I'm interested in:
-direction of scrolling effects and how to make it feel visual appealing and not fight with the flow
-creating a good balance between a visually appealing site and informative but not over the top. I feel like a lot of sites now use TOO much visual drama with little info and don't have a health balance.
Thanks in advance
Hi everyone,
my portfolio - https://www.shoaibali.me try loading it on a pc the desktop view is slightly more optimized for better viewing experience
i built this website and everything showed in it, i wanted some feedback on my portfolio any answers/replies would be highly appreciated
thank you :)
This worked for me when I needed a clean powerpoint download workflow without bloated software. I’ve been using this recently,browser tools for quick tweaks and WPS Office for full PPT editing. Handles layouts and exports pretty well for client work. You can try this option if you want something fast and minimal. Anyone else doing something similar?
Hey guys! This is a project I'm working on at the moment which is a maintenance manager for web developers. I wanted to share a quick snippet of the main dashboard and another primary page.
I can't help but feel like the dashboard doesn't pop enough? Almost like it doesn't really show off the important information in an important way. I'm thinking to section the 5 cards into one, and to use more white cards to contain things like the Quick log or site status.
Anyway, I'd love to know if you guys feel the same! Thanks.
Worked quite heavily on this using some optimisation tips from recruiters as I was looking for some product/UI roles.
website: https://adityadey.vercel.app
do give some feedback, would help alot!
Hi everyone! 👋
I’m a front-end developer and I’ve been working on a project calledKOMMA.
As someone living in Korea, I realized that while the wellness and beauty scene here is world-class, it’s incredibly difficult for non-Korean speakers to discover and book these services without a local phone number or knowing the language.
What I built:
Tech Stack: Next.js, React (deployed on Vercel).
I’m still in the early stages and would love to get some honest feedback from this community. Specifically:
Thanks for taking a look! 💛
hello guys we are live with our newly designed website. would love to hear the feedback
https;//gap3.co
what are the process required for website development and publishing it on a browser?
as I am a junior and learning python, good at (HTML -CSS)
and is trying to understand and build better tools and experience!
A front hand interface of a website can easily be made by me ! I don't have any knowledge for backend
where each and every people in the internet is talking about Claude code ! (Agree! let's build the same project using claude code....🤖)
But I want a different approaches and want to learn how each and every things work. (as a junior developer and learning and unlocking my potential)I want to keep thinking organic and want to know in more details
about -
*backend
*database
*authentication
*core features
*login
*payment
*posting and deployment
*Domain name
*Seo & meta
*security
*preference and optimization
*analytics
curious about how a expert think about it ?
Before I go further I'm not talking about outreach. I'm talking about the step before that. Finding the person who is already looking for what you do before they've committed to someone else.
Reddit is actually a surprisingly productive place for this if you can get the timing right. The problem is that relevant threads have a short window. Someone posts asking for a web designer or a dev agency recommendation and within a few hours they've gotten enough responses to make a decision. Showing up a day later adds nothing.
What I found is that monitoring manually is not really viable at any useful scale. You either check constantly and waste time or you check occasionally and miss everything that matters.
I built something to solve this for my own workflow. It's called Leadline btw. Tracks Reddit in real time and scores posts by buying intent so you're not manually digging through subreddits hoping to catch something relevant before it goes cold.
Depends on your niche obviously. Not every web design client is on Reddit. But for the ones who are the timing advantage is real.
Curious how others here handle the early stage of client prospecting. What actually works at a small agency or freelance scale versus what just feels productive?