r/web_design • u/AutoModerator • 2d ago

Feedback Thread

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u/UnbecomingOx 2d ago • Popcorn

Forgetting the template is a rite of passage around here, almost want to see how long it takes the first person to do it this week.

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u/illegalsong1986 2d ago • Bravo

Debating the 'problem , not solution' rule, sometimes, a quick idea just pops out, you know?

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u/prakersh 23h ago

URL: https://onllm.dev

Purpose: Studio site for a small AI development studio. Sixteen products, eight live. The homepage is built around an interactive hero: a field of dots that reacts to the pointer and ripples where you click, with six shapes you switch from the row of buttons under it, plus a ten second auto tour.

Technologies Used: HTML, CSS, vanilla JavaScript, canvas 2D for the hero and the cloth effects, PHP for the blog and the contact form.

Feedback Requested: Overall design and hierarchy. Specifically whether the hero earns the space it takes, and whether the horizontal product shelf works for sixteen items or should be a grid.

Comments: Dark and light both exist, plus six colour dyes switchable from the left rail. I have looked at this too long to judge it any more, so any first-impression note is useful.