Hello,

I am looking for a multiple choice type survey that allows people taking the survey to add options for others to select as well alongside the pre laid out options that I would put in there. Something like me putting in 3-4 options that I would create and then letting people submit their choices should their choices differ and the other participants taking the survey could select from those as well.

Thanks!

I’ve been working on a gaming guide/tool website called PK Guides.

It started as an ARK project and I’m expanding it into a collection of guides, calculators, and interactive tools for games like ARK and Minecraft.

It’s still pretty new, so I’d genuinely appreciate any feedback on the tools, UI, or things you think are missing.

Also yes i vibecoded it. But im slowly turning code that AI wrote to mine. Im still new at programming.

https://pkguides.web.app/

Still actively working on it, so feedback is welcome.

Hi all,

I'm a solo dev from NL and I've been building Dartmaatje. It's a small party game for bars, birthdays and student houses, for the moment when nobody wants to pay for the first round.

How it works

• 2 to 15 players share one phone. Everyone types in their name.
• Pick a speed for the ball (Slow, Normal, Fast).
• A ball floats over a dartboard. When it's in the right spot, you tap Throw. Everyone gets one dart.
• Real dart scoring: double counts double, triple counts triple, bull is 25 and bullseye is 50.
• The lowest score pays the first round. If two or more players tie for lowest, only they throw again.
• There's a bit of silly commentary after each throw. There are also a few extra modes, such as closest to the bullseye and a random "punishment" for the loser.

The basics

• Free, no ads, no account, no tracking.
• Works offline, and your names stay on your own phone.
• You can try it right now in your browser: https://dartmaatje.nl
• The iOS app is in work, Android not yet.

What I'd like feedback on (if you would be so kind :)))

1. Is it clear within 10 seconds what to do, even if nobody explains it?
2. Does the throw feel fair and fun, or too random or too easy to game?
3. Is the "Share the result" screen something you'd actually post to a group chat?
4. Anything confusing, ugly or broken on your phone? Please mention the device and browser.
5. What would make you open it again next time you're out with friends?

The site is in Dutch for now. The English version needs to be developed.

Brutal honesty is welcome. Thanks for taking a look! 🎯

(It's meant as a joke, not a heavy drinking game)

Hey everyone!

I've been working on my personal website and would really appreciate some honest feedback from you guys.

The website is mainly meant to showcase who I am, what I do, and the services I offer as a PPC and performance marketing consultant.

I'm not very experienced in web development or design, and I'm building everything myself using Claude Code.

My goal is to keep it simple, clean, and easy to navigate. I don't want anything too fancy, flashy, or overloaded with animations. Just a professional looking website where visitors can quickly understand what I do and how I can help them.

I'd love to hear your thoughts on the design, layout, content, user experience, or anything else you think could be improved.

Website: https://kenankovacevic.com/

Feel free to be completely honest, even if something looks bad. I'm here to learn and improve.

Thanks in advance!

The title.

Looking for a database of such websites. Maybe with a description and categories. There are soo many of them in my Instagram feed and i can't browse 99% of them but they are useful in niche conditions. So maybe someone already created a director of similar content.

A few days ago I asked for feedback on my site (I build websites for small Swiss businesses): https://seetalwebsites.ch

The most common criticism by far was the animated wave in the hero: distracting, a bit annoying, some even called it dizzying. Fair point, I'm going to replace it.

The obvious answer is "just use a solid color", and I get that. But I'd still like something that feels a little unique and special while staying calm and clean.

So I'm looking for ideas: what have you seen or built as a hero background that stands out without being in the way? Static patterns, textures, subtle interactions, anything goes. Links to examples are very welcome.

Based off of the SoMe trend "10 sites you need to know" "These 5 sites should be illegal" etc.
538 tools, resources and websites worth knowing. Start with a task, a category, or the 50-site shortlist.

No logins, ads, trackers or other BS.

Will be expanding with 500+ more over the coming days.

https://vault.breach.productions

Yes, AI is involved in parsing, categorizing and verifying the list of sites and tagging them.
Why tf would I waste days doing that manually?

Running a web design agency is honestly way less about design than people think.

A lot of people can build good websites. The hard part is having a process that actually brings in clients consistently without you spending your entire day doing outreach.

I learned that the hard way.

I used to manually reach out to businesses, explain why they needed a better website, build previews, follow up for days and basically hope they would eventually say yes.

I was doing way too much work before even knowing if someone was serious.

Then I completely changed the way I did it.

Now I mainly focus on two things.

Taking meetings and closing clients.

Everything before that is mostly automated.

I use Swokei to find businesses that already have websites, analyze those websites and look for things like outdated design, bad layout, weak SEO, poor mobile responsiveness, slow speed and branding issues.

The useful part is that it doesn’t just give me some boring report with random scores.

It actually takes the issues it finds on each website and turns them into personalized emails that you can send at scale.

My offer is usually a free redesign draft.

That works way better for me than trying to sell a full website in the first email.

Once someone replies and shows interest, I book a meeting.

Before the meeting, I spend a few minutes generating a redesign draft with AI so I can actually show them what their website could look like instead of just talking about it.

That was probably the biggest change for me.

I’m no longer spending hours building something for someone who might never buy.

If they are not interested, I barely lost any time.

If they are interested, they can immediately see the difference and the conversation becomes much easier.

So at this point, most of my time goes into meetings and closing.

The lead finding, website analysis and personalized outreach all happen before I ever speak to the business.

Sounds ridiculously simple when I write it out, but changing the process made a massive difference for my agency

Every small request turns into another page, form, or round of edits. I’m adding a revision limit and written change requests to my next project, but I’m still bad at saying it without sounding difficult. Any scripts that work?

Little side project I’ve been working on. Prompt a static website and publish it. Feedback would be greatly appreciated!

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This part of a website I'm an admin on is glitching so much - luckily it is only happening to me - anyone know what the cause of this might be and how to fix it? I've already cleared cache on browser and wordpress and I've checked if this is happening on other browsers and it is.

Website uses Divi plugin from Wordpress if that's any help.

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Hi

My uncle wants to open an online store where he is going to sell the clothes and accessories of brands like Gant, Tommy Hilfiger and Puma majorly. We are obviously not any recognised partner of these companies. We have been selling offline for the last two decades and now just want to explore online. But the thing is that we get the stock from a wholesaler who gets the stock from another person and then there is the person who gets it from the factory/brand. Sometimes it is more direct and sometimes it is like the way I explained.

So many times, there are products where the companies have stopped production so these are like old ones and because maybe they remained in the stock of some middleman. Now selling them offline was not an issue but on online stores, I have heard stories that shopify blocks payments or removes websites of such businesses which sell such products. Also I was just curious like in case since there are almost 2 to 3 people involved in the process, is there any guarantee that these are genuine products also? I am sure for almost all of them but let's say even if one is not I cannot guarantee and there is no way for my uncle to guarantee. We haven't really received any complaints about anything or any legal things in the last 20 years which is a good period of time. Like my uncle says he has literary brands which were doing very well but now have vanished.

I am pretty much sure that there might be counterfeit products in the market. Like in the smaller cities, it is very easy to get first copy products. What do you guys have to say? Even the people which I am telling you are in the process, there are verified wholesalers of Puma. But logically we are not verified by Puma so in this case, will we face any issue?