After getting some great feedback here along the way, I think I’m done redesigning the homepage of the website I’ve been working on. I’m not a professional and winging it.

Anyone have recs for improving this close to final version? I’m particularly concerned with the desktop version: https://www.theaitable.org/slides

https://allofus.click/

I had some clients this year with the same story - they found "greatest expert" on TikTok, paid few k for a “professional website” that looked great in the video and whats then? Then reality hit them with broken responsiveness, no normal SEO, copy-pasted things that make zero sense for their business, and built on some random no-code tools.

Guess the craziest part? The sites look fine at first glance, nothing broken (yeah, sometimes scroll or other state issues 😄) and that’s the whole trick. Say thank you and publish that. But... AI is a tool and can nail some aesthetics faster, but what it can’t do is understand your business, what specific structure it needs, or what your customers actually need to see before they trust them enough to buy.

I don’t even blame the clients, those folks wanted apple .com within 1 day (everyone wants it) I blame the gap between “looks like a website” and “works like a website”. So they just bought an animated presentation.

Wdyt?

I recently designed this website in Framer for glass, door, and window businesses.

Would love some honest feedback on the design and what I could improve.

Hey! I've been building Aupero, a client portal for digital agencies, and I'd love some honest feedback on the website.

Does the design feel professional? Is the target audience clear? And does the messaging make you understand the product's value?

Website: https://aupero.xyz

Feel free to be brutally honest!

En passant, an upvote on PH would make me very happy 🤭

Hello all! After many test sites and a lot of headaches I've finally made a complete website and I was wondering if I could get your opinions on it. It is a coffee shop website and I am not going to hide anything here. I want an honest criticism and your honest thoughts! It is based on another coffee shop and since I have no creative design skills I used AI for some background images (I won't use AI when working with actual business though). It is a simple 4 page site (Homepage, About, Menu, Visit Us) made with GeneratePress and GenerateBlocks so it's extremely light. It took me like 2 months since I'm a student and I don't have a lot of time to work on this skill. But almost everything is built from scratch.I have hosted it at KnownHost. My desktop page insight stats are all green with performance even reaching 98-99 while my mobile page insight is all green except performance which hovers around 85 (I optimized the site a lot and I'm not sure if I can get the site any better at this point). It's my "Magnum Opus" as of now even though it might seem like an extremely easy and simple endeavor on the surface (it was a pain in the ass but I learned soooo much). So here is the link:

My Website: instinctowl.com

Inspiration from other coffee shop: littlecollinsnyc.com

Note: I do not take credit for any outside materials I use in the site of course. This is just a practice website.

Thank you all in advance and have a nice day!

I am building a website portfolio on the hosting site cargo. I want the website that I’m building to also be one of my portfolio projects. How do I effectively and efficiently document my work? Also, what are some tips when building a website?

Give any feedback

I spent the last 2 months building Shade Studio, a Framer template for creative studios and agencies. I launched it yesterday on the Framer Marketplace, honestly expecting nothing.

This morning it's #69 trending overall and #18 in the Agency category. I'm a bit stunned.

What went into it:

* A physics hero where the headline letters fall and react as you scroll

* A fluid cursor effect

* An infinite archive canvas you can drag in any direction

* Rocky, a 3D robot contact form that chats with visitors instead of a boring form

* Projects, testimonials and Rocky's lines all in the CMS, no code needed

To say thanks: it's FREE for the next 24 hours. Just comment "shade" and I'll DM you a copy.

I'd also love honest feedback. What would you change or add?

Listing: https://www.framer.com/marketplace/templates/shade-studio/

I’ve been a self-employed web designer for the past 5 years focussing on Wordpress.

I made a few small sites to start with but then fell into two chunky retainer contracts with companies who wanted on-going changes, new features, etc.

At the end of September these both disappeared, explicitly siting AI and moving to a much cheaper agency overseas as how they were going to run their websites going forward.

I’m left with no income, two young children and very little idea how to proceed.

I’m planning to revamp my portfolio site (I haven’t touched it in years) and present myself as someone who can quickly spin up unique, tailored websites, provide on-going proactive website support, managing content, developing features and recommending new ideas, or provide a rebuild service to those who need to upgrade their current website.

My big fear is that this offering is very limited and ultimately unappealing and on top of that I don’t know where to look for customers and feel like every channel I think if is akin to shouting into a well.

Please help! I’m thinking of retraining as a teacher.

Honest thoughts, or tips are greatly appreciated!
(Also trying to get enough karma to post in my towns subreddit)

www.mintycleanbellingham.com

Hi everyone! I’m building a website for my joint health business, aimed at people looking for information about joint preservation and treatment options.
I’d appreciate some honest feedback on the design and user experience:

• Does the website feel credible and trustworthy?

• Is it clear what we do and who the website is for?

• Are there any sections that feel generic, confusing, or difficult to navigate, especially on mobile?

The website is still being developed, so some content and features are coming later.

Constructive criticism is welcome. Thanks!

https://www.arthroconcept.com/en

Hey everyone!

I’ve been working on a new company called Decodability and recently finished building its website.

The idea is to help software companies get more potential customers through their existing documentation by making it easier to discover on Google and AI search.

Here’s the site: https://decodability.com

I’m probably too close to it now to judge it properly, so I’d love some outside opinions.

If you were a software company founder, CEO, or marketing head, could you take a quick look and tell me what you think?

Does the offering make sense? Does the company feel trustworthy? Would you actually consider working with us, or is there something that would put you off?

I’m more interested in how a potential customer would see the website than just the design itself.

Feel free to be brutally honest. Even negative feedback would be really helpful.

Thanks!

I’m about to rebuild the website for my construction company. It’s a pretty standard site mainly used for lead generation. I currently use Wix. It has been fine I have used it for years. Recently with all of the ai additions and fee hikes I am reconsidering if it is the best bet for me. Now would be a good time to make a transition if there is a better suited alternative

What I like:

I run QuickBooks and it integrates invoicing nicely. The customer service for their plugin is actually quite good.
- Ease of use
- Metrics on the dashboard
- I’m familiar with the suite

What I don’t like: (not critical issues

- Slower load times on mobile
- I don’t own the site
- changing fees
- AI being pushed down your throat

I’ve used squarespace and Wordpress in the past. I’m comfortable hosting the site on a 3rd party host.
I’m ok with a learning curve if there is a real benefit.

In your opinion would I be better to set up shop somewhere else or really lean into the wix platform

Curious what you would use if you had to do it all over again.

Hi all,

I want to start my web design freelance business and have been a long time user of Wix Studio. It has a great earning program for businesses should their clients keep their websites hosted in Wix. That’s one of the reasons I want to stay with them. Also, wanted to see if there are working professionals who are using Wix and how it’s going for them.

I have been learning Webflow and the learning was something to get used to. I know that times are changing and there’s so many options out there now. Before committing to learning this platform further I wanted to see if there are better options out there??

* Wanted to add that I have tried showit, framer and Wordpress and they were not it for me 🫠

I genuinely know nish about coding or making websites but I have claude pro and some shit to sell.

Please hate as much as possible. Thanks.

undisclosedcases.cc

Designed yet another website this time for a modern Furniture store.

This mobile responsive furniture website has the following pages:
1. Home
2. Browse
3. Our Legacy
4. Track Orders
5. Contact Us

Note: the website contains AI generated images.

Hello everyone! I’m Rithieishwar, Founder of Oculix. I’m introducing OITS—Oculix Information Technology Services, based in Salem, Tamil Nadu.
We help businesses build:
• Custom websites
• Interactive 360° websites
• WhatsApp chatbots
• AI call assistants
• Custom AI planners
• Workflow automation

Visit our interactive 360° website work, explore sivanfilms.com—a virtual office where visitors navigate rooms to discover the company’s services.

Have a project in mind? Send us a message with your requirements, budget and timeline. We can discuss a suitable scope.

Website: https://www.oits.company

We would also welcome feedback on our work!

Edit: FOUND IT! Thank you so much for all the applications🙏🏻

Hi everybody,

I'm currently looking for someone that can help me to fix my website. I own a small business in NYC and I had two guys that didn't really went through the job. I built the aestethic of the website on Squarespace but I'd love to have it finally functional with the shop. This is my website:

https://www.ciaoamorenyc.com/

Please reach out with your contact and portfolio here [ciaoamorestudionyc@gmail.com](mailto:ciaoamorestudionyc@gmail.com)

Hey everyone!

So, I've been working on a little side project called LLM Arena.

I often find myself switching between different AI models just to see which one gives a better answer. It gets annoying after a while, so I thought, why not build something that lets me compare them in one place?

And that's basically how LLM Arena started.

You can pick up to 3 AI models, give them the same prompt, and watch their responses appear side by side in real time.

The fun part is that the model names are hidden while you're comparing. You pick the response you liked most, vote for it, and then find out which model actually wrote it.

I've also added a leaderboard based on community votes, response time and token stats, and a history section to revisit previous comparisons.

It's built with Next.js, TypeScript, PostgreSQL, Prisma, and OpenRouter.

I'm still figuring things out and there's definitely room for improvement, but I wanted to put it out there instead of endlessly tweaking things.

Live site: https://llm-arena-woad.vercel.app

GitHub: https://github.com/Aritra004/llm-arena

It's open-source, so feel free to poke around the code too.

I'd really appreciate it if you gave it a try and told me what you think. Even if something feels confusing, looks weird, or straight-up doesn't work, I'd love to know.

with a project. need advice.

Hi there folks! I’ve noticed a lot of portfolios featuring incredibly high quality, ultra realistic, niche level mockups, and I’d love to create the same level for my own portfolio. I tried ChatGPT, but the results came out sloppy. Does anyone know a better approach, maybe like a prompt, workflow, or tool, that could help me get mockups like those?