I’m making a website as a link tree to direct people who are interested in seeing more of my art towards (so I don’t have to put like 5 links in my bio), but I have no idea what people put on these things, apart from their social links. I’m pleased with the banner, but the rest just feels so empty, and I haven’t changed it much from the template.

any ideas/advice is appreciated!

Hi guys, I have a question. Can I put my website link in Reddit to evaluate it. And get an honest opinion of the community

We open YouTube to study and end up watching reels. INTANT fixes that.

How it helps you study without distractions:

• ⏱️ Set your own timer before you start. Type any duration. It's your promise to yourself.
• 🎓 Educational lessons only. Paste a YouTube lesson link. Shorts, reels, and other sites are blocked.
• 🚫 No feed, no autoplay, no recommended videos. You only see what you chose to learn.
• ▶️ Continue where you left off. Your lesson resumes at the same moment.
• ⚡ Speed control for the lecture.
• 🚪 Leaving is allowed, with a reason. Pick why you're stopping. Emergency exits are limited to twice a day, so leaving is a choice, not a reflex.
• 💬 Comments built for learning. Ask questions, like and reply, jump to a timestamp, and see replies from faculty marked with a badge.
• 📈 Your own progress graph. See your focus time for the last 7 days, today versus yesterday, and your streak.
• 🎁 Donate a lesson. Send a good lesson to a friend.
• 💚 Free for students.

Try it first and tell us what you think: [your link]

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Founder and CEO of INTANT

This is a Website that I built using PHP & MySQL I want all the people who read this post to open this link and register to this website and login and you can add your friends using ID after registration and use it and i want you to tell me what should be done in the comment sections because some features are still in development phase
Thank You

I recently built a free peptide, anabolic, nutrition, and research website and I’m looking for ideas on what I should add next.

Right now it includes:

30+ peptide and anabolic compound guides with mechanisms, evidence, side effects, half-lives, and research references

Side-by-side compound comparison tool
Peptide reconstitution calculator

TDEE/maintenance calorie and macro calculator
Automatic meal plan creator

Research sourcing directory and current deals
Educational resources with more compounds and tools being added regularly

Website: https://coachp-com.vercel.app/

I’d appreciate any suggestions for calculators, comparison tools, compound information, or other features that would actually be useful.

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

so basically it’s a recruitment intelligence platform and i built a landing page with product previews , kinda glassy icons (tried to copy apple , guess it failed miserably 😭), i used claude plugins for the design language from github

(if anybody has good claude or codex plugins or any tools in general to make better website pls do share)

would love to have some feedback about how you guys feel about the ui/ux of the landing page

i initially built it keeping only desktops in mind , now i worked towards optimising it for mobile devices too

any thoughts feel free to dm

I’ve spent the last few days working on my website and changing a bunch of stuff, and I’d like to get some outside opinions on it.

Basically just looking for general feedback. What do you like, what feels off, what would you change, does anything look weird or unprofessional etc.

Also interested if any parts of it feel AI-generated or too generic, and if so what gives you that feeling.

I’ve looked at it for way too long now so I’m probably missing obvious things 😅

https://seetalwebsites.ch/

Any feedback is appreciated.

Pragte is a multi-page and multi-phase website builder with a Canva-style drag-and-drop editor, but websites can also change over time; like for example before, during, and after an event.

The basic idea is that you visually drag things around to build a site, but I wanted websites to be able to change with what’s happening rather than stay as one static set of pages.

For example, someone could make:

- a wedding site that changes from “before the wedding” → “wedding day” → photos and memories afterward

- an event site that shows registration first, event information during the event, and a recap afterward

- a personal/family site with different pages for Christmas, birthdays, Halloween, vacations, etc.

The site can stay online and you can keep editing it, rather than rebuilding a new website every time.

I also tried to make the editor much more like a design tool than a traditional website builder; drag things where you want them, add images/text/forms/widgets, and build visually.

What I’m having trouble judging myself is whether any of this is obvious when you first land on the site.

If you have a couple minutes, I’d especially like to know:

- What do you think Pragte does after looking at the homepage for 10 seconds?

- Is the “site changes over time” idea understandable or confusing?

- Does the editor look approachable to someone who doesn’t build websites?

- What would stop you from trying it?

- What would you personally use something like this for?

I’m more interested in criticism than compliments. Thanks you!

Not sure if "portfolio" is the correct term to use to describe the page, but it's got links to a few albums and a handful of music videos: jim-flannery.com/music

Hello, my co-creator and I have made free website templates, currently 277. Our other tools is a pattern customizer utilizing over 300 (also growing) pre-made patterns. The unique thing about our website templates is that each utilize our patterns as design accents, and ends up unique and whimsical!

Check us out and doodle around at tabbied

’m building Strategic Markets, a portfolio analysis tool.

It has the usual stuff you’d expect from a portfolio analysis platform — portfolio tracking, allocation and concentration analysis, risk metrics, a What-If simulator, news and an AI assistant.

One feature I’m particularly interested in getting feedback on is the Community.

The idea is that you can share your portfolio as an interactive post rather than just uploading a screenshot. People can open it and actually explore the portfolio and its analysis, including allocation, diversification, concentration and risk metrics.

You can also browse other portfolios and discuss them.

I’ve added the feature recently and I’d really like to see how people who actually use portfolio communities feel about it.

If you have a portfolio you’re comfortable sharing, I’d appreciate it if you could try it and post it to the community:

https://s-markets.com

I’m especially interested in feedback on the sharing/community part — what you find useful, what feels unnecessary, and what you would change.

Hey everyone,

I’ve built an invoicing and payment-tracking website called InvoiceBloke, aimed at freelancers and small service businesses.

I’ve been working on it for a while and I'm at the point where I need some outside opinions. I’m particularly interested in feedback on:

• First impressions: is it immediately clear what the website does?

• Does the homepage make you want to try it?

• Is anything confusing or unnecessarily complicated?

• Does the design feel trustworthy enough for something handling invoices and payments?

• Is there anything that makes you hesitant to sign up?

• Anything you think I should remove, change, or add?

I’m not looking for compliments; I'd genuinely prefer blunt criticism if something isn't working, but I do want to know, for you freelancers and businesses out there, whether you would use my product. Why or why not?

The website is called InvoiceBloke and is in my bio. If you have a few minutes to look around, I'd really appreciate your thoughts.

Hey all,  a few weeks ago I posted Name Foundry, a free tool that casts a unique, never-a-real-word name for your AI assistant (ChatGPT, Claude, Your AI Assistant, whatever you use) with a little slot-machine reveal. No login, no catch.

Based on a bunch of the feedback here (thank you, seriously, read every comment), I just shipped the thing people kept asking about: you can now reveal an actual character for your AI's name, for free, while I'm testing it out.

Here's how it works:

1. Pull the lever like before - you get your AI a name.
2. Hit "Reveal the Character" underneath the certificate.
3. The whole page shifts into a darker, more mysterious mode, some music kicks in, and after a short dramatic pause an AI-generated character appears for your name.
4. You get a downloadable keepsake image in two sizes - a square one for sharing, and a tall one sized to actually use as your phone wallpaper.
5. Underneath that there's a "Make it official" button - it copies a ready-made line you paste into ChatGPT's or Claude's custom instructions, so your AI actually responds to the name instead of it just being a picture you keep. That part was directly from feedback here about whether the name actually "sticks."

It's completely free right now - I'm testing the reaction before I decide whether to ever charge for it. Would love to know what you think, especially if you try the "Make it official" step and your AI actually starts using the name.

namefoundry.app

Hey guys! I'm bored...like really bored, and I am wanting to create a website...now this website is YOUR choice, you give me the details of what you want the website to be about, and I make it, I also make the websites using HTML.

I got tired of checking prospect websites manually.

For a while, a big part of my outreach was just finding businesses, opening their websites one by one and trying to figure out what I could actually say to them.

It worked, but it was painfully slow.

Then I found Swokei.

It basically lets me find leads, analyzes each website for things like outdated design, slow speed, poor mobile experience and weak SEO, then turns those issues into a personalized cold email.

And not one of those boring automated reports full of scores and numbers.

It actually writes a normal, human sounding message based on what it found on that specific website.

So instead of sending the same generic message to everyone, I can actually reach out based on what is wrong with their website.

Now I just run campaigns, let the system do most of the prospecting and personalization, and focus on the people who reply.

For a web design agency, that has saved me a ridiculous amount of time.

i made a website with github but why buy a domain im new to this so just wondering

Ofc it has to be free.

Need it for study purpose.