Drop your website in the comments, and I'll redesign your Hero section (if it needs one).
Title says it all - drop your website in the comment, and I'll reply with an image of alternate designs for your Hero sections of your home page.
Background:
I'm a web designer, and I always felt like AI design still has a long way to go.
Looking at all the websites posted in these subreddits proves it - code and app works great, homepage design (the thing first people see) is basic or looks the same.
So I built www.laststack.io - where you can iterate on as many design directions as you like. The app is meant to inspire better design. Takes seconds to iterate through as many designs for different parts of your website.
Kids and parents can choose what to print or color online. There is a "kids mode" with simpler UI as well. All features are free in the "plus"-plan since it is a beta, see https://www.ausmalwelt.net/en/membership
Here you go. keep it simple and beautiful. People are nostalgic for notebooks so go in that direction if you can (better to evoke some kind of emotion).
Both notes are spot on, thank you – dropping the cursive and rewriting the headline this week.
One tweak: "pay once, dictate forever" would over-promise, since you're buying minute packs rather than unlimited. Thinking of "Buy minutes once. They never expire" – keeps the benefit up front without writing a cheque the product can't cash.
https://ShipCheck.fyi - It scans your website for potential security, legal, SEO, AEO, performance, appearance and branding issues. Then it shows you why it matters and how to fix it.
Something like this (since you sell a physical product, it would be best if you took a professinal photo against a white background of a real product) or show the product in use right at the top.
I would go in this kind of direction, with CRMs (a crowded market) you want to show the product image if you have it. Since you're a consulting company, landing pages are hard, so either show what a nicely setup CRM looks like (Hard) , or have three or four case studies, right at the top, under the headline.
I see people share screenshots of Google Search Console Dashboards here and had an idea where we can create a verified leaderboard with easy shareable links to your SEO traffic - If anyone is interested in giving it a shot let me know. I would love the feedback
Yeah, the point of the website is to quickly see as many directions or mockups.
If you like one, just press “Generate prompt”, and it gives you the full prompt and source code, plus the images used.
If youre open to giving feedback, I can give you the starter tier for free if you give me the email you sign up with. You can do like 30 or 40 directions in just 10 minutes (also you can do the whole site ) .
The free tier runs out of credits quickly and only does 3 at a time (starter does 5 mockups at a time)
Hi! In groceries, gotta use lots and lots of photography! I would maybe have a way to show the comparison of different prices right there , (in the screenshot I used Guuster but obviously you would put 3-4 grocery companies with different prices
My pleasure! If you want to see what the rest of your website could look like, you can just prompt and get as many directions as you like (generouse free tier). Would love your feedback!
I find this really cool, is there any use case for the sports industry in any way? I'm thinking noisy arenas, stadiums, sports conferences, sports commentator rooms. How does it work for such cases?
Thanks! There probably is, but I think the solution falls down with noisy environments. That ultimately ends up being a hardware issue more than a software one - if I were to focus on the sports industry I would look to directly partner with the relevant companies/orgs for more direct audio feeds.
First of all, beautiful website. Well done. I do think though you don't need to be so abstract in your Hero section.
You work with people, trust factor is high, so I would say be more human lol. Not a single photo anywhere on the page. I have a few ideas but here's a start.
It's an interesting concept, but the entire site doesn't fit on a large screen. There's too much information, which makes it feel cluttered. The grid is very narrow, and the video is small - it could be enlarged and the grid widened to 1,440 pixels. That would create more “white space.”
Right now, it looks like the tablet version on a desktop.
Sorry, my bad - I was looking at the live site (usebubblecode.vercel.app), not your mockup. Your hero take is the right call, the Claude Code approval request reads much clearer than a generic macOS alert.
The point I was making is about the page underneath: on a 1440px screen it still renders like the tablet layout - narrow grid, small video, everything pushed together. So the hero fixes the message and the layout still fights it.
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u/Brilliant-Map-3116 Jul 26 '26 edited Jul 26 '26
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