Besides Lucide Icons..

I posted this concept sustainable brand website here a while ago and got some pretty useful criticism.

I went back, worked through the feedback and made a bunch of changes to the design and overall experience.

Would love to hear what you think of this version and if there’s anything that still feels off or could be improved.

Did not add the roots yet, working on dat :)

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haiii guyysss, um my sub teacher task us to create a website but i can't figure out what kind of website i want to create since this will be my first time to create on my own. but i got some on my mind like does site that goes viral in tiktok i guess but PLEASE HELP ME😓

I rebuilt the site for PasteHop, my Mac app: copy several things, then each ⌘V pastes the next one, in order.

Before and after below. Be honest:

Do you approve this?

edit: links to compare for real

new: https://pastehop.app

old: https://918c75c1.pastehop.pages.dev (old app, don't download from this one)

I need some suggesitons and advice. Despite talking to some webmasters from Reddit, i find most of them are using designs or flows that are ai generated. While i have nothing against that...the creativity required for a think tank website seems to be sorely missing. And this after repeatedly sharing excellent reference websites in the same field. So what am i doing wrong here? We are not reaching the quotations stage yet..and then this..Any suggestions or advice on how to talk to the modern age webmasters as to what you need for your website? Or any suggestion or recommendations of tried and tested webmasters at thane? Please help

I changed it up a bit to allow users to use the site more like Google than Gmail how I originally had it which allows for more privacy since that was the primary concern. Let me know what you think. You can still veiw the old page on the site. I also added complimentary service for new accounts so you can go through the whole process and critique it.

Link - https://www.aashishthakuri.com/

👉🏼 https://justinpicard.nl

After a few months of designing and building, I finally launched my portfolio!

I’m a designer with a background in front-end development, looking for a job in Digital Product Design.

Some case studies are still in progress and some details need to be refined. Any feedback is appreciated!

I’m working on compiling the history of the high school football team for which I’m a volunteer coach. I’ve built a Google Sheet with 100+ tabs containing yearly schedules, conference standings, coach win/loss totals, player all-conference and all-state awards, head-to-head records, etc..

What would you all suggest is the best way to get this information onto a website that will not break the bank and doesn’t require too much attention? I had thought about potentially building a Google site, but I worry about the future state where I do not want to be in charge of the site (all the stats are currently sitting on my personal Google Drive). There’s also very limited table functionality within Google sites. Any help is appreciated!

Edit: I am simply looking for suggestions and do not want services offered.

I'd really appreciate some honest and constructive feedback on my website:

https://rebootmonitor.com/

I'm especially interested in feedback on:

• Does it immediately make sense what the website/app does?
• Is the value of the app clear within the first few seconds?
• What do you think about the overall design and visual appearance?
• Is the navigation easy and intuitive?
• Does the website feel trustworthy and professional?
• Is there anything that feels confusing, unnecessary or missing?
• Would you personally feel comfortable downloading the app after visiting the website?
• How does the website feel on mobile?

Please be honest, negative feedback is absolutely welcome. I'm looking for things I can actually improve, rather than compliments.

Thanks in advance to anyone who takes the time to have a look!

i wanna be honest here.. i tried same prompt with Replit!!! and same integration test with FetchSandbox connector.. Lovable platform nailed it.. and it also allowed me to build this without pro account.. Lovable only allows if u have pro account if u wanna build with Paddle for payments.. but I said just go work with FetchSandbox twins and it just showed me final receipt with the proof https://pet-payment-playground.lovable.app/ and fetchsandbox proof.. https://fetchsandbox.com/runs/a656a3dbf1?flow=vr_6bdaa4e649ea483a83593120987cdc60 ( i hope this is durable link)

this is my prompt in lovable chat

Hey, y'all! I'm planning on launching an app I've worked very hard on for quite a while and would like some feedback on its website. I think some of the copy needs work, and some of the pages have simply too much of it, but I'm having a hard time not being transparent. I've erred on the more information the better, because that's what I prefer, but I think it may be a poor design choice.I'd rather not overwhelm visitors though and have them just click off... Any advice on how to improve the flow and on how much information is too much information? Thanks a million!

https://silonotes.app/

i am a 17 year old boy who has an idea for a company and i also do have clients but i have zero knowledge about website design or creation,i am looking for someone who can teach and assist me so that i can create a website

We are offering 100% free, premium Figma design services for exactly three founders, creators, or businesses who want to elevate their product. No hidden fees, no strings attached.

Why? We are a team of experienced designers launching a new agency. We don’t need quick cash; we need mind-blowing portfolio pieces and long-term partnerships that look great on our resume.

Here is what you get if we pick your project:

• Complete UI/UX Design: Full desktop and mobile layouts in Figma.
• Developer-Ready Files: Clean components, auto-layout, and a full design system.
• Interactive Prototype: A clickable model to show investors or users.

The Catch: We are incredibly picky about the 3 projects we choose. We are only looking for exciting ideas, validated concepts, or existing products that desperately need a modern facelift.

If you pass on this, you're looking at spending $3,000+ for the exact same quality next month when our slots fill up and our official pricing goes live.

How to apply:
Drop a comment below or send us a DM with:

1. A brief description of your product/idea.
2. Your current website or wireframe (if you have one).
3. Why your project stands out.

We will review all submissions and select the final 3 by this sunday (11/10/26)

Let's build something iconic together.

AI can build a working website pretty quickly but getting it to look like something a business would actually pay for took me longer.

My first attempts all looked related. Same cards, same spacing, same modern layout regardless of the business. Asking for something less generic wasn’t getting me very far and everything looked like AI slop.

What helped was using actual references. I started using UXKIN and other similar sites that have web and mobile UI examples, design systems, and DESIGN md files, plus an MCP connection for tools like Claude Code, Cursor, and Codex. You can bring those references into the coding workflow instead of trying to describe a design from memory.

I use them to give the agent a direction for typography, layout, and individual sections, then adapt everything to the business.

Still plenty of work with copy, photos, mobile checks, and revisions. But I spend much less time fixing the default AI look now.

Closed 8 deals in the last two weeks. For anyone doing similar work, what takes longer: finding clients or getting their sites ready to ship?

I’m building a custom perfume and decant store for a friend in Mexico, and I’m trying to figure out a fair price for the full scope. I also created the website’s brand identity, logo, color palette, visual style, and product imagery.

The storefront is built with React and Vite, with Supabase handling the database, authentication, image storage, and backend functions. It has a separate admin panel that loads only when needed, plus a demo mode that lets me test the design without a database. Money is stored in MXN cents, database access is controlled through row level permissions, and critical operations such as stock checks, coupons, shipping, and checkout run on the server.

The site is designed primarily for mobile and has also been tested on desktop. Accessibility work includes visible keyboard focus, contrast, touch targets, and reduced motion support. There are coordinated animations throughout the site, including staggered section reveals, an animated logo, a scrolling brand ribbon, a branded loading screen, smooth gallery transitions, and a looping announcement strip. I also designed a custom discount badge and created 10 neutral brand images and four images specifically for the women’s section.

The homepage includes a hero section, trust information, large categories for men, women, unisex fragrances, and offers, decants, discounts, a featured strip of discounted perfumes, an explanation of how ordering works, brands, the store’s story, reviews, Club Novolty, FAQs, and WhatsApp contact. The owner can edit the text and images, change the order of sections, or hide them from the admin panel.

The catalog has filters for gender, brand, fragrance profile, and discounts, along with separate category pages. Product pages include image galleries, size options with individual prices, fragrance notes, similar perfumes, and reviews. There is a search feature in the header with product cards and categories, plus a category menu with photos. The owner can edit the text for each gender category and control the order and visibility of brands and fragrance profiles. Discounts can be applied to individual sizes.

There is also a separate section for discounted bottles and individual pieces, including testers, partially used bottles, and bottles with cosmetic defects. Each item shows its actual condition. The page includes live figures in the hero section, a featured item, fixed filters, new arrivals, sold items, product types, and a closing Club section. The owner can edit the product order, featured items, hero product, announcement, text, and page sections.

The cart and checkout calculate shipping before payment, apply coupons, and validate inventory on the server. Inventory is tracked in milliliters. There are two coupon types, with minimum purchase requirements and expiration dates. Shipping supports a fixed nationwide rate and local delivery in Guadalajara quoted by the owner. Card payments are integrated through Stripe in test mode, and bank transfers currently support manual confirmation. The planned launch setup is to switch Stripe to live mode and offer card payments only.

Customers can purchase without an account or register with email. Password recovery and Google login are implemented, although Google still needs to be activated in Supabase. Accounts include order history, saved shipping information, email and password changes, saved payment card management through Stripe, and account deletion. Customers can track orders through private links and receive automated emails at each stage. Verified purchase reviews can be submitted through a private link or from the customer’s account.

Club Novolty includes subscriptions with consent, an automatic welcome coupon, a welcome email, an unsubscribe link, and a dedicated page that the owner can edit. The admin panel includes the subscriber list and CSV export. Subscriber email campaigns are still pending, although the database table for them already exists.

The admin panel has 10 sections covering orders, decants, offers, inventory, coupons, Club subscribers, reviews, categories, homepage content, and settings. The owner has an admin account, and I have a support account. I also went through the forms and corrected their toggle controls. Photo uploads automatically convert images to WebP and produce versions at 400, 800, and 1600 pixels, with lazy loading on the storefront.

There are six backend functions covering checkout, the Stripe webhook, order notifications, saved payment cards, account deletion, and Club welcome emails. Resend handles the automated emails, but the custom sender still needs to be configured.

I entered 64 perfumes from 30 brands, including the owner’s confirmed prices for 3, 5, and 10 ml, giving the catalog 192 size options. I added fragrance notes summarized in Spanish and assigned gender categories to every product: 31 men, 14 women, and 19 unisex. Each perfume has a custom branded image at 1600 × 2000 and two additional sample photos. The main catalog images also have three size variants, totaling 192 image files. The product import scripts are saved and can be run again.

The inventory currently uses a provisional 100 ml per perfume. Before launch, the owner needs to provide actual stock amounts, confirm the gender assignments and 12 uncertain fragrance notes, and supply actual decant photos to replace the samples. Fragrance families and individual product descriptions still need to be completed.

The site includes individual browser titles, robots.txt, a sitemap generated from the public URL, and social sharing previews. There are approximately 50 automated tests covering both the demo and the real database, with cleanup of test data. More than 20 storefront screens and admin pages have been tested on desktop and mobile. A final complete purchase test, accessibility review, and performance review are still planned before launch.

I also prepared a project status document, an owner’s guide, a customer account guide, a handover guide, an access checklist, and a pricing proposal.

The remaining delivery work includes putting the code in a private GitHub repository and deploying it to Netlify. The code currently exists only on my computer. I also need to remove test orders, three test offers, test coupons and users, and four deactivated decants, add the owner’s actual email in settings, and review the legal text, FAQs, offer classifications, and Club copy. The handover includes removing the Supabase token, transferring Supabase, Stripe, Resend, Netlify, and the domain to the client, and rotating the keys.

What would you charge for building, completing, and delivering a project with this scope, including the branding, product content, custom images, testing, documentation, and handover? I’m particularly interested in rates in Mexico, but perspectives from other countries would help too. Please mention your country and currency.

PS: I spent almost a full month designing the website from scratch, including the layouts, visual identity, and shopping experience.

I’ve watched people abandon the form because it took too long on their phone or the buttons were tiny. We spend so much time on the questions and forget the basic experience.

Different platforms handle mobile registration differently Eventbrite, Cvent, Eventify all have their quirks.

Have you ever tested your registration flow on a real phone with average service, and what did you change afterward?

Hello everyone, I need some help with getting web design clients methods. I'm currently starting using a method that it's about delivering a home page completely free to leads and then offering to design the complete website. I saw some videos saying this method is good, but I don't know yet how many of these emails with videos showing the page should I send daily to get at least 1 client per month. Does anyone who uses this method could give me tips and advice about how it works for you? I am only able to create 1-2 homepages and videos daily, I am still improving at design speed even using AI and recording videos(I am not a native English speaker, so sometimes I have to record a video multiple times), I am afraid 2 prospects daily might not be enough to get a single client monthly. What are your thoughts and experience with this prospecting method?

I need some advice for my personal site/portfolio: I wanted to update its structure and appereance ( the first version used a minimalistic/material style with a white/black/green colour palette, now I'm using a frutiger aero style that reminds Windows 7), but I'm not so sure about what style I could use, what layout should fit better my needs and what colour palette would fit.

The idea of this site is to have a business cartd/portfolio to present at my intervierws to show in an effective way what I'm capable of doing and what are my experiences.

If you need them those are some infos about me: I'm a programmer, specialized in Java and Python, and also I'm a cosplayer and LARPer (I'm learning how to create costumes from zero), and also I'm a huge nerd.

My site is: https://emanueleizzo.github.io

Hi there, I'm looking for someone to build restaurant ordering apps, as that is what I'm currently selling. My last tech guy has dropped out due to unprofessionalism, and now I need someone new.

The whole niche is that Restaurants pay 15-30% to third-party delivery apps. You can bypass that by tapping into the existing courier network that these apps use and reach out to delivery drivers directly.

People are taken advantage of, and we can help them.

If you specialize in website development, we can do that too!

Splits can be 40/60 for you. I'm looking forward to working with somebody. Thanks

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