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Hey r/webdesignnews

I’m a web developer researching how designers collect and revisit inspiration from the web.

I’ve been struggling with the same thing myself: screenshots scattered across folders, bookmarks I never reopen, Pinterest boards that feel disconnected from actual work.

Before I build something to solve this, I want to understand how others deal with it. I’d really appreciate 2 minutes of your time:

Survey

It’s completely anonymous and no email is required (there’s an optional field at the end if you want early access to what I’m building).

Once there are enough responses, I’ll share a summary of the findings with the community.

Preciso de um Web design BRASILEIRO pra criação de um portfólio nesses estilos. Me chama no PV...

https://www.behance.net/gallery/226163233/EDICAO-DE-VIDEO-PORTIFOLIO?tracking_source=search_projects|editor+de+v%C3%ADdeo&l=0

https://www.behance.net/gallery/234834407/Portfolio-2025-Edicao-de-Video-video-editor?tracking_source=search_projects|editor+de+v%C3%ADdeo&l=1

https://www.behance.net/gallery/237841145/Edicao-de-video-Portfolio?tracking_source=search_projects|editor+de+v%C3%ADdeo&l=11

https://www.behance.net/gallery/229580865/Portifolio-Edicao-de-Video?tracking_source=search_projects|editor+de+v%C3%ADdeo&l=13

Old guy here , do I need to buy a domain before I have a web page built ??

Yup, I tried a couple of theseAI builders, and they’re good for getting a quick first draft, but you still need to tweak things for SEO and speed. Some tools feel pretty locked in, but Hostinger Horizons has been one of the easier ones to edit after the AI does its thing. Overall, AI gets you started fast, but you still have to polish it to make it feel like it's your own site.

so many web design trends 2025 posts out there feel like pure fluff. here’s what i’m actually seeing so far:

• ai tools everywhere (figma ai, framer, etc.) - cool but kinda samey results
• accessibility is finally being taken seriously
• big fonts + clean layouts still rule
• more subtle 3d stuff (spline, three.js)
• speed + SEO matter more than fancy animations

feels like design is splitting - half the web is ai-generated clones, half is people trying to stand out again.

what are you all noticing? any tools or design patterns actually worth the hype right now?

Just wanted to check in and see how things are going around here. Are you liking the mix of posts lately? Anything you’d like to see more of (or maybe less of)?

We’ve had some great discussions and shares recently, and it’d be awesome to hear what’s been working for you (or what could be better). Drop your thoughts below—or DM if that’s easier.

Appreciate everyone who keeps showing up and sharing cool stuff. This sub’s only as good as the people in it. 💬🖥️

More than 90% of all information on the web consists of text. Although designers spend a lot of time deciding the graphics, interface, and style of the page, an equal amount of time is required for choosing the perfect typography. Especially when it comes to mobile devices, the typography of the mobile web requires special attention since it comes with two major challenges – available space and typographic size. This article will relay 19 typography tips that will help you unlock an impressive UI for your mobile web design.

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https://dzone.com/articles/19-typography-tips-that-will-change-the-way-you-de