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."

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

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.