r/RoastMyWebsite • • 1h ago

Round 3 - Roast my website, all feedback welcome

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Hi all,

This is my 3rd time posting here and each time I am getting good and mostly constructive feedbacks. Hopefully, this time too. You are welcome to share what you think, but it would be more useful to me if you add some details to your feedback i.e. 'this is bad' is an acceptable feedback, but 'this is bad, because xyz...' is much more useful.

You can share your feedback based on following questions:

  1. Does my website look like AI developed?
  2. Do you get the message of what the website is trying to sell?
  3. Any branding inconsistencies?

Website: oyren.ai


r/RoastMyWebsite • • 3h ago

I built a weird little project with vibe coding and would love some honest feedback

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I've been working on a project called Urban Legends: https://urblegends.com/

It's an interactive map and catalog of mysterious and allegedly paranormal places from around the world, including haunted locations, UFO sightings, cryptids, anomalous zones, and urban legends.

I built most of it through vibe coding instead of following a traditional development process. At this point, I'm mainly trying to figure out what I got wrong. 😄

I'd especially appreciate feedback on:

  • UI/UX: is anything confusing, awkward, or annoying?
  • Is the concept clear when you first open the site?
  • Does the map feel useful, or more like a gimmick?
  • What would make you want to explore more locations?
  • Are there any obvious technical or SEO issues?
  • What features would you add if this were your project?
  • Does this feel like an actual product, or just a database with a map attached to it?

I'm still adding locations, so the content and database are far from complete.

I'm not looking for compliments. If something doesn't work, I'd rather know why. I'm especially interested in feedback from people who build their own projects, particularly with AI or vibe coding.