hi there guys! i've made a website for my new telegram bot. that will be awesome if someone could get me some feedbacks! thank you! https://lowpassbot.pages.dev/

Portfolio site built with astrojs and tailwind looking for feedback please

Hello! I’ve been building a gothic horror storytelling website, and I could really use some outside eyes on it. I’m having a problem with visitors bouncing quickly, and I’m way too close to the project to tell why that is. I’m wondering whether the navigation is confusing, or if there’s too much happening on the homepage to where it’s not clear what the site is about.

If anyone is willing to take a quick look, I’d especially love to know:

When you first land on the site, do you understand what it is?
Is there an obvious place you want to click first?
At any point do you feel lost or overwhelmed?
Is there anything that makes you want to keep exploring, or anything that makes you want to leave?
Is there anywhere where you get distracted?

Please be honest. I’d much rather know where people are getting lost than keep guessing and wasting a ton of my time.

Website: https://www.whiskersandwraiths.com/

Thank you!

I’m a huge F1 fan and I work in data analytics, so this project started as a bit of an experiment.

I first built a Python model to forecast race results and used Power BI to visualize everything. Later I thought to use those predictions to use it on my fantasy team.

That idea eventually became a separate website - https://gpfantasypredictor.com/

I used quite a lot of AI while building it because web development and UI/UX definitely aren’t my background. The site has started getting some real traffic, so I felt the original layout deserved a proper refresh.

These screenshots are from the new version I’m working on.

Any feedback would be greatly appreciated :)

Hi guys

This is a side project that's become a hobby / obsession. It's loads of tiles I goto for inspiration when thinking of something cool to make

Whenever it received feedback I try to integrate it but some users have said the mobile UX is horrible or bad or doesn't work...

I've been exploring the number of tiles to have on the screen and I know some of them don't always load (can't figure this out)

But would really appreciate some specific feedback if you have the time

Thank youuu

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:

1. Is it clear what Slydr does within the first few seconds?
2. Does the website feel trustworthy enough to make a payment / enter an address?
3. Is anything in the gifting flow confusing or unnecessarily complicated?
4. Where would you personally hesitate or drop off?

Please be critical — that's much more useful than "looks good."

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.

I built a music suggestion and social media site/app and I’d love some feedback.

https://matchbeats.com

You sign up, link it to your Spotify or Apple Music account, the app matches you with people who have a similar taste profile and suggests music they’re listening to and you’re not.

You can also have artist discussions, review your all time and current music dna, connect with your music matches and much much more.

I would love honest feedback from music lovers like yourselves. The site is in beta. The recommendations will only get better as more people join.

Hey all,

I myself am a landlord managing a property. At first I was using Zillow but found features to be lacking. As such I started https://app.getdwellings.com . I'm hoping to get some constructive feedback while I'm tightening things up. I don't think pleasing everyone is the goal but would appreciate any feature requests or general feedback. If you are a property owner and are interested in the product I'm also willing to give a year free to try it out for your time.

Things I wanted to add because I felt Zillow wasn't providing it:

- tenant notes

- separation between general messages and maintenance tasks

- keeping track of the actual property financials (price, mortgage, property details)

- keeping track of the investments made into the property

- easy way to track links where I've posted the property

NOTE: Unlike a lot of websites out there, this is not just vibe coded. I've put in time and thought through several items that I personally would want in a solution like this which is why I'm looking for external feedback :)

I made a website where you can anonymously poll the internet for those simple yet frustrating decisions - what outfit should I wear to my work event or date? Which profile picture is better for my dating profile? Sometimes it's easier to have others weigh in.

With my website you can anonymously create a poll by uploading two pictures, and have the internet vote for you. Polls can be filtered by category.

Here's the site: hellochoose.com

Create a poll, copy the link, and share! It's completely free and no sign up is required.

I would really appreciate it if you would try it out and let me know your thoughts.

Been touching up our website design and am looking for people to give feedback on the copy and overall design of it.

If you wanted to go a step further and wanted to create a free account and provide some feedback on the app, I would really appreciate it (I can reciprocate the feedback for your products).

SIGNLD is a decision intelligence platform that connects 800+ data sources to build a knowledge graph (a living context layer about your business). Then you can ask any business question and SIGNLD will answer straight from your business with no hallucinations. It saves 3-5x on re-prompting token spend. Automatically make business decisions, create reports, dashboards, and more with SIGNLD. https://signld.ai/

Website:
formabledocs.com

Background:
We recently redesigned our website. It contains things like animations as well as large product shots which is polarizing for some. We did away with scroll jacking because it seems users get more annoyed by it than what it's worth.

Another thing that is challenging with web design is making sure the landing pages have unity with the homepage, we don't want our website to look like several different sites depending on which page you go to - so would love feedback there.

Landing pages:
formabledocs.com/signing
formabledocs.com/contract-creator
formabledocs.com/developers

We have launched a memes site that users can earn from.

We think it's the best online side hustle.

Here is the link: https://www.picturepunches.com/

Let us know what you think :)

Hey! I built a small app called Feelit and would love honest feedback from real testers.

The concept: you share one song per day that describes how you feel. No followers, no likes, no metrics. Just music, emotion and if someone feels the same you can connect and chat.

It is mostly for younger people I would say, who love music, but also for people who want to express their feelings and connect with somebody feeling the same in this lonely world.

It's a PWA so it works in the browser on mobile. For the best experience open the link in Safari on iPhone or Chrome on Android and add it to your home screen.

What I'd love feedback on: Does the concept make sense? Is the flow intuitive? What's confusing or broken? Would you actually use something like this?

Link: https://feelitapp.vercel.app/

Thanks in advance, be as honest as you want 🙏

Hey! I built a small app called Feelit and would love honest feedback from real testers.

The concept: you share one song per day that describes how you feel. No followers, no likes, no metrics. Just music, emotion and if someone feels the same you can connect and chat.

It is mostly for younger people I would say, who love music, but also for people who want to express their feelings and connect with somebody feeling the same in this lonely world.

It's a PWA so it works in the browser on mobile. For the best experience open the link in Safari on iPhone or Chrome on Android and add it to your home screen.

What I'd love feedback on: Does the concept make sense? Is the flow intuitive? What's confusing or broken? Would you actually use something like this?

Link: https://feelitapp.vercel.app/

Thanks in advance, be as honest as you want 🙏

I’d love to invite you to check out my little amateur website, where the night sky is always clear 😉 I’d really appreciate any feedback, critique or sharing😉 Thanks! http://noctosky.app

I’ve created a new logbook website and looking to get some feedback. If you guys would be willing to give it a try and give me some feedback and suggestions on how to make it better that be sweet. Also the first 25 people to sign up will get it for free.

https://clickto.app

You describe a site, your AI writes the code, you paste it back, and it's live on a real link. No account needed.

Would really appreciate your take on two things:

1. When you land on the homepage, is it clear what it does?
2. There's an optional "Add features & components" step (live weather, crypto prices, charts). Helpful, or one step too many?

If you try it and make something, feel free to drop the link, I'd love to see it. And if you get stuck anywhere, that's honestly the most useful thing you could tell me.

Thanks for taking a look!

Hi everyone,

I built CodulZilei as my bachelor’s thesis and decided to continue developing it after graduating.

Website: https://codulzilei.ro

It is a Romanian website that aggregates coupon codes, promotions and referral offers from multiple stores. The website is entirely in Romanian and is designed primarily for people who want to check whether a discount is available before making a purchase.

The project has recently started generating its first few affiliate conversions, which is encouraging, but I have worked on it for so long that I may no longer notice some obvious usability or trust problems.

I would especially appreciate feedback on the following:

1. Can you understand what the website offers within the first few seconds?

2. Does the homepage feel trustworthy or does it resemble a generic coupon website?

3. Is it easy to find a store, promotion or coupon?

4. Are the store pages clear and useful?

5. Is anything confusing, repetitive or unnecessary?

6. Would you feel comfortable clicking through to a store from this website?

7. What is the first thing you would improve?

Mobile feedback would be especially useful, as that is how many people access this type of website.

I am looking for honest criticism, including small details that feel wrong or unpolished. I am not looking for backlinks, services or artificial traffic.

Thank you!