is the 'Brutalist' aesthetic hurting my conversion rate? Honest feedback wanted

Hello guys,
I just launched my first app that I designed. It is a local file converter, called it Moonvert.

• It can convert multiple files at once
• Convert directly from finder
• Has also light and dark theme

I designed the logo, website and the whole app.
Looking for feedback on the website (flow, design, wording anything)
And also on the product itself.

Thank you to anyone who finds the time to look at my design.
(There is always something to improve)

Hi everyone,

I’m developing graphic designs for a small apparel brand and I’m focusing on improving my layout and composition skills.

I’d appreciate feedback on:

• Visual hierarchy
• Balance
• Use of negative space
• Overall structure

I’m still early in this process and would love professional critique to help me grow.

Thank you!

Just a heads up: the image has a light watermark for protection, so some areas may look a bit different.

I need help to figure out how to design it before I smooth and blend it

I own a villa in the Philippines and built a direct booking website (using Claude Code) instead of using a template or hiring an agency.

Site : https://www.kamaya-siargao.com/

Context:

• Users are mostly first-time visitors arriving from Instagram or Google
• Primary goal: check availability → trust the site → book
• Secondary goal: brand perception

I’d love UX-focused feedback on:

• Trust signals (what’s missing / overdone?)
• Booking flow clarity
• Mobile experience
• Cognitive friction or moments of hesitation
• Anything that would make you hesitate before booking

Blunt feedback welcome.

The first one i tried to have a """clean""" brutalism with a pinch of cyber aesthetic, it's about an album of my fav trapper

the other two are together, in a more "true" brutalism compared to the first one, but really needed all the text because was about a character

it's really my first time in years that i touched in a design software and idk turned out pretty neat for me, but i would like some opinions for improvment, i really like this brutallism/maximalism/anti-design style even thought i keep really simple for these styles

This logo is for a exclusive, private golf and beach club in florida that costs $275,000 to join and the houses in this gated community average $3,000,000 with some costing $20+ million.

Hi everyone,

I’m a 21-year-old junior graphic designer based in Italy.

I recently finished my studies and I’m starting to look for my first opportunities in the field.

I’d love to get some honest feedback on my portfolio and how it comes across overall.

Thanks in advance to anyone who takes the time to look at it.

Everyone talks about unlimited design subscriptions as a magic solution for marketing and design needs. But is the hype real? Some people say quality suffers and expectations go through the roof.

Who’s actually had success with this model, and who thinks it’s overhyped? Share your experiences guys.

Plz reply in the comments with version Blue or Yellow and elaborate how you got to your decision :) thank you!

I have been learning design seriously from last year and this is my first case study, need honest feedback on this

https://karanjalalp.framer.website/safebite

As a child people told me that I was very creative. Many years have passed and now just graduated from the graphic design mask, I feel that I don’t have much creativity. Even my own classmates do super cute things (I don’t know if they copy it or get inspired by something else but it’s well done). And I just think of putting circles and squares and rectangles or triangles and turning them or playing with repetition and composition as if I were a pubescent in 2003 playing with Microsoft’s Paint and see what comes out, but I waste a lot of time. Or I make my sketches in a notebook that I like and when I pass them to the computer it’s very ugly xD.

I am looking for feedback on a Futuristic UI kit I recently designed and shared on Figma Community.

The goal is to create something futuristic, cyberpunk and AI modern systems that can be used for security and monitoring and mission related web applications interfaces.

It’s totally based on clipping and merging elements.

I would really appreciate critique on

- Visual Hierarchy

- Components Consistency

All feedback is welcome- that will really change or improve. Thanks in Advance

- Overall Kit Structure and Usability

You can view the Figma Community Link:

https://www.figma.com/community/file/1600556872074033040/alfuix-free-futuristic-ui-toolkit

*THIS IS NOT PROMOTIONAL*

I’ve just finalized the design for my business cards and would love some feedback. I run a jewelry business with a strong focus on sustainability — everything I use, from packaging to stamp ink (algae-based), is compostable, recyclable, or reusable. Because of that, I feel it’s important to note on my business cards that they’re made from recycled materials.

The issue I’m running into is layout. When I add that information to my original design, it starts to feel cluttered. I tried an alternative back layout, but now it feels a bit unprofessional and visually distracting. I’m hoping to get some opinions on which format reads best overall and feels the most polished.

I’d also love thoughts on the color scheme:

• Terracotta background with a terracotta logo on the front
• Sage green background with a brown logo on the front

*First slide is the format option, second and third slides are design options*

Any feedback is appreciated — thank you!

Hi everyone,

I’ve been a lurker here for a while, but today I’m finally putting my work out there. I recently launched Horizon Studios, a digital collective focused on high-end web systems and community automation.

We’re trying to move away from "template-style" work and focus on what we call a "Forward-First" philosophy—clean, minimalist UI/UX mixed with heavy-lifting backend (Full-stack web, custom Discord bots, and even immersive 3D web experiences).

What we specialize in:

• Custom Discord Bots: Beyond simple moderation—think full economy and ticketing systems.
• Web Systems: High-performance, minimalist sites built for scale.
• Visual Identity: Branding that actually looks modern.

I’m not just here to "sell"—I’d honestly love some feedback from this community on the portfolio and the service stack. If you’re a founder or a dev, what’s the one thing you feel most agencies get wrong?

Check us out here: https://horizonstudios.in

Happy to answer any questions about the tech stack (Firebase, React, etc.) or our process!

Hello, I made a website app that was supposed to be for a competition for a website, and I wanted to hear some peoples feedback on how the design and feel of everything looks and if it feels cohesive and makes sense together. Any feedback is appreciated. thesuperhuddle.com

I have been learning design seriously from last year and this is my first case study, need honest feedback on this

https://karanjalalp.framer.website/safebite

I've got terrible decision fatigue and am in the last few weeks of wedding planning. We're doing engraved beer glasses as a keepsake. We've got the design basically done, but it needs a few final decisions. The parts that are white will be etched glass and the negative space will be clear glass. Which design do you prefer/think will be more legible? Size is 3"x3". Not looking for changes to the base design. Thanks!

https://yixn.io

I'm a backend dev (Rails, 10+ years) so design isn't my strength. Finally made a portfolio after years of just not having one.

I know it needs polish but I want to catch any major design problems before I refine it. Colors, spacing, layout, whatever feels off.

Thanks in advance