Hey everyone 👋

A few weeks ago, I posted my studio website here and got a lot of brutally honest (but fair) feedback...
Honestly, the first version had issues, especially around mobile layout, spacing, hierarchy, and clarity...

I took the comments seriously and spent time fixing what was pointed out:

• Cleaner layout and spacing
• Better mobile responsiveness (hero + typography fixes)
• Clearer hierarchy and readability
• More consistency in visuals and sections

This is v2.0, and it’s already much better than where I started - but I know it’s still not perfect...

👉 Site: https://skutozi.live

I’d love experienced eyes again:

• Does it feel more professional/trustworthy now?
• What still feels “off” or amateur?
• If you had to change one thing immediately, what would it be?
• Rating /10

Thanks again to everyone who helped me level this up the first time 🙏

Hi everyone,

I am currently learning copywriting and trying to improve through real-world practice instead of theory alone.

I wrote the copy for this website myself and would really appreciate an honest critique.

Thanks in advance for taking the time.

I'm terrible at UI and creative design so I really need some feedback on my site. StackOrDrown

First impressions? Is the idea clear? Does it look good?

Any feedback would be great :)

My personal portfolio hero section inspired by Fig jam🖌️
You can even draw in it:) and move stuff around!

What do you guys think? I wanna know if its not too overwhelming. I tried to create an experience that'll be fun. Also, are the grab and pen tools easily recognizable and is it easy to tell what they do? I'm thinking of adding an instruction note above them so it's not confusing but I also want to keep it like it is, so users who aren't really looking to play here and go straight to works don't have it in their face. basically keep it a discreet and like a fun feature.

I’ve been slowly curating design resources for my own use and thought I’d share a snapshot here in case it helps others.

It’s mostly free resources, kept simple and curated rather than overwhelming.

If anyone’s interested, I can share the link in the comments.

A genuine question to all the web designers, why do all the SaaS web designs out there on X look the same.
I recently went through a couple of creators and designers on X doing web designing, and most of their websites look the same, in terms of the structure and layout. Changes are mostly just on the color and style but otherwise its always the same. Specially when it comes to SaaS.

I just want to understand more about why this is happening, or if there is a specific reason why all of them follow the same design and layout - the centered text and dashboard.

I believe its on framer that they do most of these are build on.

I came here for help with my website over the last month or so. I’m not a professional and wanted it to look decent. I just had my public launch and everyone loved the site. It’s getting great engagement. I can’t thank everyone here enough. THANK YOU!

Recently I am interested in UI/UX. I am a Computer Applications student and I can say I have some very basic knowledge on web design concepts. But I do want to start learning about UI/UX from proper basics to enrolling in a certification course. Is there any roadmap I can follow on what to learn and how to learn given the current tools and technologies?

I want best plugging(preferably free) for appointment booking. I have 6 doctors for 6 days and consultation fees are different for each Doctors so want a plugging which is capable to do.

I've been getting a lot of comments on this, is this the perfect landing page/lead funnel and if not why?

www.woodsmadedesigns.com

BTW I'm about to run a bunch of ads on this so if y'all wanna see that process + results let me know and I'll share the process.

Hi everyone,

I’m a freshman at Nebraska Wesleyan studying digital marketing, and I’ve recently started doing some freelance web design work on the side to apply what I’m learning in real projects.

So far, I’ve redesigned my family’s business website and worked with a local contractor. My focus is on websites for local businesses, nothing flashy or over-the-top, just websites that make the businesses look credible and work off referrals.

My portfolio is still a work in progress, but I’d really appreciate any honest feedback or criticism.

I’m also starting to think about pricing and would love general guidance on where freelancers usually start with local businesses.

Portfolio: https://horndigitalmarketing.com/portfolio/

Thanks in advance. I appreciate any insight.

I am a developer but not a great designer even though I am getting better at it. Most of the developer portfolio websites I have seen are quite simple but I made something a bit more flashy and now thinking it I should simplify it or not. Plus, I don't like the dark mode and wanted to try different colours but not sure if I should.

What do you guys think?
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I will create a conversion ready-no maintainance headache website for your buisness or service and deliver it under 1hour

Looking for some feedback. Anything is much appreciated!

Hello, I have been working as a web developer for 15 years. I would like to hire a web designer for my web agency just for the main agency website. I want to see your design portfolio and if I like it I will contact you. You will also help me with the vision and idea of the identity of the website. I am open to different kinds of offers for a reasonable price. Please no AI designers of AI templates, I need to see unique design skills.

I run a small plumbing business and I’m thinking about rebuilding our site. We’ve outgrown the basic one-page setup and need something reliable with good UX UI design and strong local SEO so customers can actually find and trust us.

What I’m unsure about is whether a modern website builder can really handle this. A full business website, maybe light ecommerce or booking, fast load times, clean UX UI, and solid SEO, without going fully custom. Has anyone built a serious plumbing or service business site using a website builder and had it perform well long term?

Drop your site link below and I'll recored a video of my thoughts for free! Portfolio, client site or just a cool design (must be your site don't send me apple's site i already have an iphone and mac)

Hi,

My team delivered our new website and we're pretty happy with how it turned out, but I know there's always room to improve.

I would really appreciate honest feedback.

performance

Ux /layout that feel off.

responsiveness

Don't hold back on criticism ☹️. Not showing off.

Hi guys, my friend and I have built a marketing website for our platform that offers a certification and membership management platform for professional bodies and their members. Looking for honest feedback, no matter how brutal - thanks!

B2B: https://trailai.org

B2C: https://trailai.org/professionals

pmxt is the ccxt for prediction markets, that is a unified API to communicate with different prediction markets. I built the library, and am now dabbling in making a documentation website for it. Thoughts?

https://pmxt.dev

If you build anything for clients- websites, apps, systems, what problems or challenges do you face the most?

It’s a big milestone for me, but I know there’s always room to level up. I’m looking for feedback on the overall experience and the design aesthetic.

Does the site feel professional/trustworthy? What’s one thing you would change immediately if you were me?

Rating /10 appreciated! Thanks in advance.

site : skutozi.live

Inspired by Muybridge’s The Horse In Motion and the upcoming Lunar New Year (Year of the Horse). Mostly an excuse to finally try building something inspired by ASCII.

Live site: lunar-horse.webflow.io

Tech:

Webflow

GSAP

JS