r/websitefeedback

Looking for feedback on my website
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Looking for feedback on my website

I’ve been working on a website for a product called QuickProof and would really appreciate some honest feedback.

Here’s the link: https://www.quickproof.ai/ 

It still feels a bit rough in terms of layout and clarity, so open to suggestions on design, structure, or anything that stands out. If you’re a designer/developer and your ideas resonate, I’d be open to connecting and working together to improve it

u/Ok_Magician2584 — 16 hours ago
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Feedback on my new website

Please note, I am not trying to advertise anything.

Just want suggestions/feedback on how to improve the look and feel of the website I just made along with my friend. This took a couple of weeks to make (after 6 months of procrastination). Really wanted to give it the hanabi/jp theme to it. Have already decided a few more things that we can add, but want to understand if anything in the current implementation feels off. Thanks!

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u/retarDEYd — 23 hours ago
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I am a beginner in learning web-design. Need honest human feedback on my website landing page.

As mentioned, I am on my journey to learn web design. I have created a simple landing page using Figma for a website hiring personal trainers called ForeverFit.

What I started with:

What the site is for: Hiring personal trainers online.

Target Audience:

  • Busy people who have no time for gym and want workout schedules made for them by professionals
  • People interested in home workouts with professional help

Goal for the website:

- Showcase our services and pricing
- Get people to contact us for a free trial

Desired look and feel:

- Modern with a bold color
- Photography instead of illustrations
- Clean and Slick

I have made 2 versions of this landing page in Figma:

Version 1 : Simple design

Version 2 : One with background (Tried to re-create the hero image background for the remaining sections)

How do I finalize a version? I have shared 2 versions here. But I went crazy and created many versions experimenting with colors and different elements. I had so many ideas and it was fun. But I cannot do this when I am working for someone else where time is money.

Also every time I get on the internet discussion places, I feel like I am wasting time learning web design. Is that true? I welcome all of your opinions on this.

Any other feedback on design is also appreciated. Thank you to everyone who will respond to this in advance.

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u/Additional_Bat_4367 — 2 days ago
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We built Questly — an app that gets you off your phone and into real hobbies. Would love your feedback 🐾

Hey! We're uni students from Germany and built Questly for our entrepreneurship project. It's basically Duolingo × Strava × Tamagotchi: daily real-world quests near you, a streak system, and a virtual buddy (cat, dog, or guinea pig) that depends on you staying active. We have a clickable prototype + 5-min feedback form live. Brutal honesty very welcome 🙏 

👉 https://questly-prototype-showcase.lovable.app

u/Klo_37 — 6 hours ago
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I'm 32 and pretty introverted. For most of my 20s I called the quiet thing a personality trait and moved on. Around 30 it stopped holding up. I was skipping stuff I actually wanted (speaking up at work, posting my writing, asking people to hang out) and just calling it being introverted.

The confidence apps I tried didn't help. Most are rebranded journaling. The "do one scary thing every day" stuff burned me out in a week.

What worked was small. Embarrassingly small. "Say good morning to the barista." "Ask one question in the meeting." I kept a list, then notes, then built a simple iOS app because notes got annoying.

One challenge a day across six categories: social skills, career, public speaking, networking, self-expression, comfort zone. Each has a clear ask and a one-line tip.

Few honest surprises after using it for ~8 months:

  • Tiny challenges did the most work. The big push days were forgettable.
  • Self-expression challenges were the hardest and the highest leverage.

Free tier has the daily challenge, streak, and widget. Pro unlocks unlimited skips and the full library. iOS only, on device, no account.

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/introvert-daily-courage/id6762940412

Would love feedback on the categories or anything that feels off.

u/esilacynohtna — 4 days ago
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Budgeting site i found very useful as someone who had horrible spending habits

Idk if anyone else is like me but if you’re looking for a good budgeting/finance tracking site this one is very useful. My friend put me on so yeah i’m putting yall on too. The site is vaultly
i also took some screenshots of a fake account i made just to show you guys how it looks without exposing my financial details lol

u/s4f1qu3 — 19 hours ago
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After 4+ years in TA, I've been on the frustrating side of this too.

I've watched great candidates get filtered out because their CV didn't tick the right keyword boxes. I've seen recruiters ghost people not because they didn't care but because they had 200 applications and 3 hours.

The system isn't broken because people are bad at their jobs. It's broken because the tools are terrible.

So I built something.

My Ideal Candidate and free, no signup, no BS:

For candidates: upload your CV + paste a JD → get an instant fit score, see exactly what keywords are missing, understand how an ATS reads your application before a human ever does

For recruiters: screen and rank 50 CVs in 60 seconds with gap analysis and a clear shortlist

Also built Sam, an AI consultant you can actually talk to about your career, interview prep, salary negotiation, why you keep getting rejected

I'm not here to sell anything. It's genuinely free. I built it because this community deserves better tools than what exists right now.

🔗 myidealcandidate.com

Brutal feedback welcome this community will tell me what's actually wrong with it better than anyone else.

u/SM12122 — 13 days ago
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More features, redesigns, and inspiration keep me excited about my app. I can't help but continue to share it!

- Slip-tracking (automatically placing neglected events/tasks being procrastinated on into the backlog)? ✅
- Private items (locking your events and notes with a password to encrypt your super secure content)? ✅
- Sleek redesign (no more page clutter)? ✅

Check out Line Cal to share in the excitement!

u/dellydoesitpa — 8 days ago

Fragrance website feedback

Hi, this is my website: parfaifragrance.com

Its a fragrance finder tool where you can answer some questions and get fragrance recommendations.

I would love literally any feedback on the website 😄

u/Creative_Lion540 — 3 days ago

I developed a site to help people stay alive. Please roast my UI/UX.

I’m an 18yo student, definitely not a senior dev lol, but I’ve used Next.js and Supabase to build this.

The site is called youaremorehere.com.

The goal is simple: it’s a dedicated space with articles to keep going for anyone having a dark day. It’s a project I’m doing for free just to help people who feel like they don’t belong.

What I actually need: I’m getting most of my traffic from Reddit, but I want to know if the site actually feels good to use.

  • Does the UI feel supportive or just unfinished?
  • Is the "vibe" too minimalist?
  • Does it load fast enough for you?

Link: https://youaremorehere.com

Give me your thoughts. I just want to make this a better resource for people who need it. Thanks!

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u/Traditional-Paint-92 — 4 days ago
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try it out > https://decktype.pages.dev

github > https://github.com/d1rshan/decktype (contributions welcome)

i'm working on this typing playground called 'decktype'. it has one game so far called 'falling words': words drop, you type them, miss one and it's over. i intend to add a lot more.

there is a global leaderboard like monkeytype to make things more fun.

open to new ideas, suggestions. pls lmk if any, thanks!

u/d1rsh — 12 days ago
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Feel free to share any website. I will create a complete Brandkit with a single shareable link. It will organize your fonts, images, videos, colors, icons and small brief as well.

I don't want to promote it but please feel free to check & share your feedbacks, website - https://brandkity.com/

u/MathematicianSure210 — 10 days ago

Quick feedback on my new web project?

I recently launched a small project:

👉 https://mzi.app/en

It’s a web hub for browser games, apps and simple tools.

I’m mostly looking for a quick first impression: does it load okay, and do you understand what the site is supposed to be?

Even a short comment is helpful.

u/Turbulent-Ad-8359 — 5 days ago

Review my website design

Hello , i ask of thee to review my humble website coded with the power of my mind and codex ai hands xD . I don't really care about the code since i wasnt the one who wrote it but i do wonder about the design , the colors , the speed and movement of the website. The last website i made was about 10+ years ago and it was the only one so i much appreciate this easy way of making them. This website is supposed to be my own studio ( just me ) portfolio. It's supposed to have my projects inside but since im not sure about the design i just left it blank. Also it seems codex thinks im selling out sevices , this is not the case. Atm its just a hobby portfolio where i want people to come see what i made so i can be happy about myself. Not sure what kind of template i should be going with so if you have any idead im a taker. Thank you for your time

https://myriadforge.com/

u/Ancient_Ad_2347 — 6 days ago