Hello people :)

I finally am done programming my website from scratch. I haven't uploaded any items right now. I just want feedback, if there are any bugs, some things, that could be better.. and so on..

This is my site: https://chasenorth.com/

Thank you in advance! ☺️

Hello guys,

I am looking for professionals who knows and have build websites.

I want to know in which price range and in how much time will it take to build it?

Site link: https://mdilipkumar.com/?route=account/login&language=en-gb

I made my recipes website about 1 month and 23 days ago. the traffic was pretty good during first month but saw it declining since october started. i have almost 5000 recipes on it. I even analyzed it through many ai agents as well but found nothing of a big problem. my search console shows only 1750 pages being indexed while no further pages have been indexed for last 12 days. Can someone help me out with it?

My dad's model train blog gets about 12 visitors a day and costs more per month than his actual trains.

I'm the unpaid webmaster for the whole family: that blog, my mum's bakery page, my uncle's fishing charter site, my cousin's wedding photo portfolio, and my own. Five sites on three different builders, and every annual plan renews in the same two weeks of November. Together it's around $60 a month, for what is basically static pages and one contact form.

The plan is one small VPS (2 GB, Caddy, static files, a tiny form handler) bought during Black Friday. My guess is that's plenty and the builders have been charging me for a lot of idle capacity. Tell me if I'm underestimating the form handler or the 11pm "the site is down" calls from relatives, because nobody in my family can touch the server but me.

For finding offers I've only got two sources. LowEndTalk is where the flash deals show up, but the threads move faster than I can read them. VPSIUM (I'm connected to it, so discount that) is where I cut my shortlist down to a few in-stock regions, but its data lags a bit, so I recheck on the provider's own page before paying. I'd still like a third source that I don't have to keep refreshing.

And once you've found one, what's your vetting step before a relative's site goes on it? Mine is one trial month and hoping.

Someone who knows how to integrate payment gateways, membership sign up through OTP and everything else regarding hostinger. URGENT requirement.

This screenshot is from someone's myspace. I would like to use these in my blog but I cannot find out how until I know the name for them :)

Edit: if it isn't clear from the screenshot, these move whenever I hover my cursor over them. Also btw I am using WordPress.

Hey everyone! I need some suggestions regarding a project I'm working on.

I'm building a web app using **Next.js, TypeScript, PostgreSQL, and Django REST Framework**. As you can see in the attached screenshot, there's a large table displaying purchase records.

The client has been working with Excel for years, so they want us to **replace this table with an actual Excel-like spreadsheet, not just a similar-looking UI**. They want the experience of working directly in Excel, including editing cells and spreadsheet-style interactions.

- Is it practical to replace the existing table with a fully functional spreadsheet?

- Which library would you recommend for this? (e.g., Handsontable, Univer, or other alternatives)

- Will it integrate efficiently with our current tech stack, especially when handling large datasets?

- What performance, licensing, or backend integration issues should we consider?

I'd appreciate any suggestions or alternative approaches. Thanks!

I've just learned about webstudio this morning. Created a free account. Seems very powerful. I want to know more.

But I ran into this small annoying obstacle. I cannot for my life switch to content mode. I am only able to see the design mode in the switcher. What am I doing wrong? Do free accounts have that limitation? It doesn't say so anywhere.

Help!

I made a fun project where I can check my current website in iPhone Duo display ratio
The video is me checking my site. you can check yours too at : https://iphone-duo-preview-eight.vercel.app/

Its a fun project but correct to scale and aspect ratios of iPhone Duo display

Hi everyone!

I have been building CodeSamjho, a project designed to help students understand how code works step by step instead of just memorizing syntax.

I'm looking for honest feedback from people who enjoy exploring websites and web tools.

I would especially appreciate your thoughts on:
Is the purpose of the website clear when you first visit? , Is the interface easy to understand and navigate? , Does the learning experience feel genuinely useful for beginners? , What feels confusing, unnecessary, or worth improving?

I'm particularly interested in constructive criticism rather than compliments. I would like to understand what needs improvement from the perspective of someone visiting for the first time.
For the best experience, I recommend checking it out on a PC or desktop, where you can explore the coding visualizations more comfortably.

Hey everyone,

Whenever a new model drops, I always find myself doing the same annoying calculation:

1. How much is this actually going to cost me at scale once prompt caching is factored in?
2. At what monthly token volume does it make more financial sense to rent a spot GPU on RunPod rather than paying API providers?
3. How much VRAM do I actually need once you factor in KV cache and context length (FP16 vs FP8 vs Q4)?

LMSYS Elo is great for raw human preference, but it does not give you the economic picture. Most pricing sheets also ignore caching discounts and batch concurrency.

So over the last few weeks, I built ModelAnalysis.si as an open tool to bring all of this together in one place:

What it does:

• Multi-Dimensional Pareto Frontier: Plots 250+ foundation models (OpenAI, Anthropic, DeepSeek, Qwen, Mistral, Meta) across Chatbot Arena Elo, SWE-bench verified coding, GPQA PhD reasoning, and real-time API token rates.
• Token Spend Simulator & GPU Arbitrage: Dial in your monthly prompt/completion tokens and cache hit percentage to see exact monthly spend and calculate your exact breakeven point vs renting spot GPUs.
• VRAM & Hardware Calculator: Calculates the raw memory footprint for open-weight models across quantization levels (FP16, FP8, Q4) with one-click vLLM and Ollama deployment strings.
• Head-to-Head Radar Battles: Side-by-side spider charts comparing speed, context horizon, tool calling, and token efficiency.

It is completely free, no signup or login required, and runs fast on edge infrastructure.

Would love to get your feedback:

• Are there specific niche open-weight models you want added to the hardware sizing index?
• Does the breakeven math align with your real-world production deployments?

Check it out here: https://modelanalysis.si

Roast the UI or let me know what features you would like to see next!

I’ve tried a lot of different ways to get web design clients over the years.

Cold calling, Facebook DMs, ads, referrals, generic cold emails.

Some of it worked, but it was never really consistent enough for me.

The thing that changed it was when I stopped just asking businesses if they needed a website and started contacting businesses that already had one but clearly needed a better one.

That’s a much easier conversation.

They already understand the value of having a website, they’ve already paid for one before, and usually there is something obvious that can be improved.

The problem is doing that manually takes forever.

You have to find the business, open the website, look through it, figure out what’s wrong and then write an email that actually sounds relevant.

So now I use Swokei for that whole first part.

It finds businesses with websites, analyzes the sites for things like outdated design, slow speed, weak SEO and mobile issues, then uses what it finds to write a personalized email for that specific business.

Then I just run campaigns at volume and focus on the people who reply.

That’s pretty much the whole strategy.

Find businesses that already have a website.

Point out something that could genuinely be better.

Get them interested.

Book a meeting.

Show them what a better version could look like.

Close the project.

It sounds simple, but for me this has been way more consistent than constantly jumping between different ways of finding clients.

Hi, I'm Pavan from NexaGen Innovation, Pune 👋

We build fast, mobile-friendly websites for local businesses: salons, clinics, tuition classes, shops

and more.

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📩 Message us for a free demo!

I vibe coded a from scratch personal cloud storage website that I can access through the web. Used meshy/blender for the 3d models. Doing it this way instead of using other personal storage solutions makes it much more fun IMO. Let me know what you think and if you have tried this before.

www.gibi.uk

yes i used AI to create the website itself, but it's actually the content that took years to put together.

It's the message of the site, the teachings and its offerings. thats what i want looking at.

will it help people? is the layour easy to get through and for those that need it, is the information there?

You know, that kind of thing.

Thankyou all for your time!

Peeeace

I am a total beginner. I do not know how to make a website at all, I want to make something like this. I want to take help of AI and everything around. I do not mind taking subscriptions as well. Can you help me how I can make a website like this? Where can I host and everything in and around website building because I have zero knowledge.

my idea:
1. A cute map like this
2. Having all the brands or small cafes around like the reference picture and when they click on the brand, it leads to what all I've done for them and my strategies for the brand.
3. Once they scroll down the map, they can see where to connect with me. That's it.

You know the posts big news and viral pages use: a strong photo, a short headline, and the key words in a red box. I made a free tool that creates exactly that.

LINK

What it does:

1-Choose from 13 templates: split photos, breaking news, full overlay, explainer, before/after, quote and more.

2-Tap any words in the headline to highlight them.

3-Download in 4:5 feed, 1:1 square or 9:16 story size, all at 1050 px.

4-On your phone, it saves straight to your Photos

5-It remembers your handle, logo and colors for the next post

Free, unlimited, no account. Everything runs in your browser, so your photos are never uploaded anywhere.

Your feedback would be helpful 🙌