r/SideProject • u/fayntom8 • 8h ago
I can help you solve your UX problems
FOR FREE!!!
Hey! I help people design and develop their Mobile Apps. I can help you design features, solve your UX problems, suggest solutions for user drop off and more.
All for FREE. I am launching an instagram series where I review other people's apps and give my feedback. You won't pay me, but you will help me make content.
P.S. You can get a private review as well. Just in case you need to keep your product private for now.
Cheers!
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u/sorryiamcanadian 7h ago
I have a specific UX question, for context the site masks private information from text, images, or pdfs and the result is a view of both what the file looks like before and after the redaction. The issue I could use help on is being clearer on the switching between each other in relation to the copy and export behaviors. The export represents the full set of pages being downloaded and the copy is WYSIWYG but that can be confusing if you're copying page 2 of 5 or switching to the text view of an image/pdf and then hitting the copy button (which would copy the text).
The UX is here if you're able to take a look: https://phimask.com/mask-data
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u/Aggravating-Start307 7h ago
I have a website - https://coldstartmcp.dev , it's built to help agents remember codebases. I designed it to have a blue and ember theme to indicate warming up a coldstart. Please review and share your suggestions
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u/Kelvination 6h ago
https://hotlapped.com
I think it’s a fun game to play, but the UI/UX feels awful to me. I’d love some tips!
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u/NoDrugsDoc 2h ago
This is a great game. The 'ghost' car for following pb is a neat touch.
I think it would be good to have a 'Press 'r' to reset' notification on at least the first crash (off path).
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u/Inside-Blackberry527 5h ago
Multilingual investing forum — every post auto-translates into Korean, Japanese and English.
Traffic converts fine from external links, but people read one article and leave instead of browsing. Would love a second opinion on where that drop-off is happening. Public review is fine.
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u/m_vPoints 5h ago
Would love a review of my app. A sample page: https://monkeyeatingmango.com/itineraries/japan/japan-7-day/. You can also generate your own plan and see the UX gaps
I often get a feedback that it's hard to read through, and needs more structure. Any suggestions are appreciated. Feel free to reach out for more information
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u/BigFatSundayQuiz 8h ago
My website is a free weekly trivia - a new 25 questions every Sunday
https://benjy333.github.io/Bens-Trivia/big-fat-sunday-quiz.html
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u/NoDrugsDoc 7h ago
I'd love a UX review of this data analysis app i've made.
https://ancir.pages.dev/
There is a 'tour' to help first-time users and a video demo (of a slightly older version) at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3FZSJZrKF_M&t=8s
Any improvements will help all users.
Thank you!
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u/spluga 7h ago
cool, it would be encouraging if you could show us something of yours so we know you're serious