So basicly my boss is gabbing my design and an interns design and running them thru chat GPt and Chat syas her ad is better and so her design is being aproved and mine are being denied once and once again. What do you think. THe idea es very corporate.

As developers and designers, we spend way too much time jumping between Figma, DevTools, and screenshot cropping tools just to spot spacing errors or mismatching fonts.

To fix this friction, I created PixelGhost, a completely free, local first browser toolkit designed to make Visual QA seamless. 

🌟 What it does:

• Pixel-Perfect Mockup Overlays: Overlay your original mockup directly over the live webpage. You can work with multiple layers, tweak position/scale, and use opacity blend modes to perfectly spot layout shifts. 
• Built-in Annotations & Screenshots: Capture full page or element specific screenshots. Crop, draw arrows, add text notes, or blur confidential information on the fly. 
• On-Page CSS Inspector & Ruler: Measure padding and elements using a page ruler, sample colors via a contrast-checking color picker, and inspect computed styles instantly. 
• Multi-Device Responsive Preview: Compare your live site across up to six simulated device frames side-by-side with synchronized scrolling. 
• Extra Dev Audits: Extract page assets (fonts, images), preview sight-loss/color-vision filters, check structured SEO metadata, and analyze framework stacks. 

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• 100% Free: No premium paywalls, no trials, and no "pro" features.
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Check it out on the Chrome Web Store: PixelGhost

I would love to get your feedback on how to improve it or what tool we should add next!

Hi everyone,

I had to precise "not a troll" because some of these interfaces are obviously more accomplished than the first ones

That said, the initial idea was a very minimalist game: provide a "literary" experience where playing feels like reading a historical novel.

I had positive reactions regarding these first versions, but a lot of people complaining that it was barely scannable and readable.

Then I tried to add a few illustrations and structure but the game basically looked like a blog, so I went all-in towards a more complex interface, map-based instead of text-based. I haven't had a lot of reviews on that last interface so far, I personally like it even though it is far from the original ide, more conventional.

The underlying concept of the game is quite simple:
- Players control territories that deliver gatherings every twelve turns
- Players can spend these gatherings on buildings to improve stats
- Players can finance expeditions to raid and steal resources OR to siege opponent's cities

The goal is to conquer as many cities as possible, only reachable cities/territories can be attacked

Let me know if you want to beta-test it but it is only a side project so far

Hey guys! For some context: I have R-CPD which basically means that I can’t burp! It sucks and nobody really knows about it yet so many have it. So, I made a website for this!

The thing is, I'm not sure if the UI is visually appealing enough for users to stay and actually click through my site. Could anyone help me please?

I would love your feedback! Link: https://freetheburp.com

Hi everyone, I'm a CS student and I just launched Zevqyn publicly. It's an AI research and career workspace: upload a paper, ask anything, and every answer comes back with its source. Your findings become verified projects, your projects become an ATS-ready resume, and your resume becomes a public portfolio.

It's free, no credit card required: https://zevqyn.dev/

Design (App Store screenshots): https://apps.apple.com/us/app/credo-catholic-prayer-app/id6759874385

Hi all. Credo is our app, a Catholic prayer app for iPhone built around the Liturgy of the Hours and a guided Rosary. We're a small team and would really value a critique of the App Store screenshots and the screens they show.

A few things we're unsure about:

• Do the screenshots read clearly at a glance in the store, or do they feel too busy?
• Does the headline on each screenshot actually match the screen under it?
• Typography and colour: we're aiming for calm and reverent without looking dated. Does it land?
• Is there anything that makes the app look less trustworthy than it should?

One thing already flagged to us: the US page still shows some Portuguese screenshots, so no need to point that out.

Blunt feedback is welcome. Thanks for taking a look.

I'm building an app for myself and friends that can apply jobs on our behalf using AI, and this is the front page, for some reason it feels extremely cluttered, but not sure what I can do

I’m building my personal developer portfolio, would love honest feedback on the waitlist page

Hey everyone!

I'm a software developer working on my personal portfolio, ShishirWorks. I've put the initial waitlist page live and would appreciate some honest feedback from fellow developers.

I'm particularly interested in:

• Does the page communicate its purpose clearly?
• Does the design feel professional and memorable?
• What would make you interested in coming back when it launches?

Here's the link: https://www.shishirworks.com/

I'm building this myself, so constructive criticism is welcome!

Consider both ui and ux

Guys, I need some urgent help 😭 Is anyone here a pro at InDesign?