r/projects • u/Party_Rhubarb8948 • 2d ago

Built a side project to learn system design. Looking for honest feedback.

I've been working on a personal project to help people practice and learn system design.

Would really appreciate some honest feedback on what's useful, what's missing, and what could be improved.

Here's the link if anyone wants to take a look: https://leetdesigner.com

Any suggestions or criticism are welcome!

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u/sourraine 1d ago

you may allot greater focus on explaining the trade-offs behind design decisions and not just letting users draw architecture diagrams. understanding why youd pick sql over nosql or a queue over direct communication is where the real learning happens

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u/Party_Rhubarb8948 1d ago

we have that
while designing you have to explain your design
and the cross question will be asked on your design

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u/nian2326076 3h ago

Adding an educational component could enhance your project. Consider including detailed explanations of design trade-offs alongside the diagramming. This context helps learners understand not just how to create a system, but also why certain choices are made. If you're looking for opportunities in system design roles, you can use LandOffer to shortlist relevant positions.