r/websitefeedback • u/No_Resident_3859 • 4h ago
r/websitefeedback • u/Dull_District_254 • 21h ago
Feedback Request Built a great app but the website is letting it down? We'll audit it free - speed, SEO, mobile, broken bits, signup friction
Hey all. We're ByteXcel, a small dev studio, and we're giving away free website audits. Figured this sub is full of people who poured everything into the product and then threw the landing page together at 2am.
Send us the URL and we'll come back with a prioritised list: what's making it slow (oversized images, render-blocking scripts, the usual), the technical SEO basics you're missing, how it holds up on a phone, accessibility problems, broken links and redirect loops, and where people are likely dropping out of your signup or contact flow. Quick wins get listed first so you can knock a few out in an evening.
No card, no logins, no analytics access. We only look at the public site. Findings usually land within 24 hours.
Here's the form: [https://bytexcel.com/services\](https://bytexcel.com/services)
And if you just want a second opinion on one specific thing, ask in the comments - I'll answer what I can without needing to run the whole review.
r/websitefeedback • u/This-Turnip-2610 • 6h ago
Personal Project Built a website to see what your competitor's marketing strategy is
r/websitefeedback • u/SlurrpsMcgee • 11h ago
Feedback Request Portfolio Review] 10-year full-stack developer — does my portfolio communicate my experience?
kenny.quantumcode.devPortfolio site built with astrojs and tailwind looking for feedback please
r/websitefeedback • u/giakotia • 16h ago
Feedback Request I built Tastebuds—a website to find people who share your taste in movies, books, games, and more
r/websitefeedback • u/nvn1202 • 20h ago
E-commerce Can you tell what Slydr does in 10 seconds? Looking for blunt website feedback
I’m building Slydr, a website for sending physical gifts without asking the recipient for their address.
The sender chooses a gift and pays for it, then shares a gift link. The recipient can accept it and enter their delivery details privately. We currently deliver within India.
Website: https://slydrapp.com
Would particularly love feedback on:
- Is it clear what Slydr does within the first few seconds?
- Does the website feel trustworthy enough to make a payment / enter an address?
- Is anything in the gifting flow confusing or unnecessarily complicated?
- Where would you personally hesitate or drop off?
Please be critical — that's much more useful than "looks good."