I only created two sites so far for friends businesses. For both I used formspree to create contact form. But the problem with that is emails go to my inbox (since i'm on the free plan and way below 50 submissions per month) and I've set a forwarding rule so emails land in their inbox from my email.

What would be a better way to do this? Ideally I will be able to see number of submissions per month but emails go directly to them.

Apologies if this was answered before or is not appropriate for this sub. I'm fairly new to this☺️

prajwalnepal.com.np

I made two different website for my brand today, give me your thoughts and advices. 1. https://maisonhigan.myshopify.com/ 2. https://maisonhigan.lovable.app Tell me 1 or 2

I have made some changes please review it☺️

Hey everyone!

I recently finished designing and building my portfolio website, and I’d genuinely like to hear your honest opinions.

One thing I want to clarify: I designed the entire website myself, from the layout and visual direction to the UI details. I only used Claude to convert my designs into code. It didn’t make any design decisions or create the design for me.

I’m curious whether the final result gives off that typical AI-generated website feeling, or if it feels like something a designer actually put together.

I’d appreciate honest feedback, even if it’s critical. I’m particularly interested in your first impression, visual design, and whether anything feels generic or AI-generated.

Website: https://brhpsd.com/

Thanks!

As some of you (may) know, i’ve just launched an online platform that shows you everything about Overvecht.

Overvecht Online

This came into my mind when i had brought in my wife from Turkey.

She asked me alot about Overvecht, like, where can i find something to do, who do i call for help with …?

I just couldn’t answer those questions precisely.
That’s why i made this online platform. Being the messenger of everything on the internet about Overvecht.

I am searching for honest answers. What do you think? Would it be used by ya’ll if this was a big thing (in your country)?

You can find:
- Live busses who drives in, around and to Overvecht.
- Emergency responders responding to emergency calls
- An really big event calender for Overvecht
- All the company’s registered within Overvecht
- An interactive blueprint of the one and only Winkelcentrum Overvecht
- An job board with all jobs in Overvecht
- The government raadsvergaderingen about Overvecht
- All WhatsApp groups for Overvecht
- All security camera’s stated in Overvecht
- All ‘work on road’ around Overvecht
- Government services for Overvecht
- Tax forms directly in 1 click

and many many more..

Please take a look and give your honest feedback as i am curious about what ya’ll think about this.

buttons deserve more love imo

I want to hire out to build a two page website.
I wrote an application years ago in Perl that downloads data from a website and mines the data and loads what it found in a MySQL database.
I want to put it up as a subscription based website. It downloads about 200 MB of data every business day.
The second page is a calculator that has two components. A basic data entry screen to input a starting and ending to a transaction and calculates output. Most of the reference data for the calculator can be obtained from the first page data and what can’t be obtained should be able to be entered on a data entry screen.
I have modeled this in excel.
I would prefer to use my existing Perl source code as much as possible so I could update it as needed.

Any idea how much this would cost to build and maintain and any data charges?

In the NYC area, but go to the Philippines every year during sea turtle nesting season, in case anyone in PH wants to do it…
Edit: For clarification.
The data to be downloaded is published by the government and is publicly available.
The secret sauce is the script looks for patterns and words and phrases that subscribers want to know about.
Also, based on this information, are there any recommendations for a hosting service or are they basically all the same?
Update#2
Thank you for all the DM’s and recommendations.
I am on the road and will be seeing Godzilla tonight so I’ll send the details tomorrow.
I have an account with hostinger and would prefer to use them if at all possible. I’m on the road but will DM everyone with the samples during the day tomorrow.

Hi everyone, let me know what you think about my project FlowLedger, a portfolio concept for a fintech SaaS website.

The goal was to clearly communicate how the platform helps founders and growing businesses understand their finances and plan ahead.

Using an existing dashboard as a supplied product reference, I focused on:
• Website visual direction and color palette
• Typography and layout
• Landing page structure and copy
• Feature presentation
• Pricing and calls to action

Warm neutrals, lime accents and generous spacing bring the website together around a clear, approachable financial product.

I made two different website for my brand today, give me your thoughts and advices. 1. https://maisonhigan.myshopify.com 2. https://maisonhigan.lovable.app. Tell me 1 or 2

Last time someone here tried it and found a bunch of bugs (exports getting downscaled, weird lines on the image, the angle changing on export). All fixed now, thanks for that.

Since then I added a lot:

• you can bend the image now, curve, wave, fold, wrap it around a cylinder

• device frames, including 3D phones and laptops

• “looks” that set the angle, shadow and background in one click

• export as PNG, GIF, MP4, or as code you can paste into a site so it moves on scroll

• everything stays in your browser, nothing gets uploaded

Still free to use, with a few full-size exports a day.

I’ve also been working on a Figma plugin version, and then Figma dropped native 3D transforms a few days ago lol. So the basic tilting part is now built into Figma, and I’m rethinking what the plugin should be. Probably focusing on the stuff Figma can’t do, like the bends, devices and backgrounds.

Same question as last time really, what’s missing for your workflow? And if you design in Figma, would you still use a plugin for this now?

https://perspecto.io/ if you want to try it

I make Catudy, a focus app that grew out of getting distracted by my phone while studying. I'd like a critique of the website's first screen: https://catudy.com/

The hero pairs a short focus-timer headline with an interactive cat/room illustration and store buttons. I'm trying to communicate a reason to finish a study session without making visitors read a feature list.

Does that first screen explain the purpose clearly enough? Is the illustration doing useful work, or competing with the message? I'd especially appreciate suggestions about hierarchy and what to simplify.

The attached image is the live website, not an in-app screenshot. Some room previews farther down the site are marked as coming soon.

Disclosure: I'm the developer. I used AI tools for parts of the code and art, and to help word this post.

Hey everyone!

I built my company’s website: https://juhenza.com/

I’m a developer, not really a UI/UX designer. I tried my best with whatever design knowledge I have, and honestly, I’m a bit frustrated right now.

Every time I open the website, I feel like it looks good at first, but then something just doesn’t feel right. I can’t even explain what exactly is wrong.

Especially the homepage and service pages. Individually, some sections look fine, but when everything comes together, it feels like they don’t really belong together, if that makes sense.

I’ve been staring at it for so long that I genuinely can’t tell what’s good and what’s bad anymore, lol.

I went with a mostly text-based, minimal design because I wanted it to look clean and professional. But now I’m wondering if I’ve made it too plain, too repetitive, or just poorly structured.

I keep thinking about changing things, but I don’t even know where to start. And I don’t want to randomly redesign everything without understanding what’s actually wrong.

So I’d really appreciate some honest feedback.
What feels wrong to you? Is it the layout, typography, spacing, colors, visual hierarchy, or just the overall flow of the website?

And if you know any websites, design references, or resources that you think I should look at, please share them. I’d love to learn how other designers approach this kind of problem.

You don’t have to sugarcoat anything. Roast it if you want, lol. Just tell me why something doesn’t work so I can actually learn from it.

I’m not trying to promote anything here. I genuinely want to get better at UI/UX and build something I’m happy with.

Thanks to anyone who takes the time to check it out. Really appreciate it!

Hey GUYSS

I was trying to add a section to my website with this kind of scroll animation and design in which when the visitor scrolls the website, with the progress this will transform in Seed > Plant > Tress Sequence which will resemble growth with each of the things that happen when a business adapts and implements such things as Websites, Meta ads, And graphic design etc etc

BUT its been a real pain in the A$$ tried every thing even tried to use AI to code it but im unable to.

So is there anybody who can help me with this abomination.

I was wondering if I can get any websites to use for this that’s customizable!! I heard readymag is good so I’m using that if there anything better please let me know. Any coding tips or ideas to spare!! Let me know if there any videos that could help me out as well ! Thank you

It started as a logo for a small Mac app: a capture frame with two eyes. Then I couldn't stop adding behaviours to it.

It looks around and blinks on its own. Hover over it and it gets shy. Click and it jumps. Leave it alone for a while and it falls asleep, then shakes itself awake when you move. Click it too many times and it loses its patience.

Under the hood it's a plain inline SVG with three stacked layers (the cyan/magenta offset gives it that slightly glitchy print look), CSS for the states and a bit of vanilla JS. No libraries. It respects "reduce motion". The site is a single page, with a small carousel of the app's screens below.

https://www.helloclipo.app/?utm_source=reddit

I'd love honest feedback: does it feel playful or just distracting? Anything off on touch screens or in other browsers?

And if you have ideas for more reactions, I'm all ears. What else would you make it do? (Scroll, time of day, keyboard, dark mode... anything goes.)

(The site is for Clipo, an app that copies text from anywhere on your screen, but the face is the reason I'm posting.)

Is there an interest in an improved PHP versions checking plugin that will better identify the plugins and themes that will or won't work in a PHP 8.3 and 8.4?

I have one built out and I'm using for my clients, but I'm wondering if this may interest you as well.

(I made this!) Would you like to learn more?

Hi guys i am a junior dev been learning python for about a year and a half i also make projects and yeah i only have small experience whit web portfolios made one above . Is it good?

Hi all! Our team built a tool that adds scroll animations to a site automatically. Sections, images and text fade or slide in as you scroll, without writing code or animating elements one by one.

How it works:

1. Paste a site URL and the animations show up right away in a live preview

2. Pick a style with one click, or click any element to adjust or turn off its animation

3. Copy one line of code into your site’s custom code settings, and you’re done

It works on Squarespace, WordPress, Webflow, Shopify, Wix, Framer and plain HTML.

A few details:

• About 8 KB, no dependencies, no cookies

• Respects reduced-motion settings

• Page transitions and smooth scrolling included

• Save your settings as presets and reuse them on client sites

It’s free to start and use (with a small badge). $20 one-time to remove it.

Try it here: https://redesignee.com/animator

Let me know how it works for you!

Took me months, I am not happy with a couple of things that I will fix over time.

There's a experimental playable world u can find on
"Projects".

After working on that site I think I developed tunnel vision help me break out of it. (ignore automation + consulting it's not ready and the slop is real, take care)

Any help critique is appreciated.

https://uisum.tech

As a fellow dev, how can we pitch and what outcome and services can we pitch to niches like Cafes, restaurants and jewellery shops or any high ticket clients, from a website or anything like that when they think that their reputation/ word of mouth, Insta and GMB is enough for them OR they have already got 5 to 10 calls from other WEB DESIGNING AND MARKETING AGENCIES*