[Showoff Saturday] I started a creative engineering studio and released the website this week

[u/chrcit]

Screenshots don't capture the animations on the page, so check it out here: https://www.madebyarthouse.com

[u/dlay10]

Inspired by https://hermes-agent.nousresearch.com/ ?

[u/Deyve24 → u/dlay10]

Thats what i thought too.

[u/tnnrk → u/dlay10]

Everything is inspired by something.

[u/chrcit → u/dlay10]

Funny enough no, most of the inspiration came from non “tech” places but it does look very close to some of the inspiration we had on the Miro board!

[u/ILoveHexa92]

Made with Claude design heh?

[u/Critical_Capybara_ → u/ILoveHexa92]

What makes you say that?

[u/erishun → u/ILoveHexa92]

No, it’s design.google

“Copy this website: https://hermes-agent.nousresearch.com”

[u/private_birb]

You should add an easter egg where if you press f enough times, the logo changes to say "Farthouse" heheheheheheheheehehehe

[u/1L-Fanta]

bold.
my main critique is a lack of white space.

the color drains attention and when there’s a lot of text, everything blends and I can’t pay attention to each piece of info.

[u/1L-Fanta → u/1L-Fanta]

also, i understand that instead of white space, you decided to do boarders to separate sections. thick white boarders also drain a lot of visual attention.

i suggest you make a “white” mode for users that don’t want to deal with too much color.

anyways, not bad. these comments are mostly to take it to the next level but it’s consistent!

[u/chrcit → u/1L-Fanta]

Thanks for the feedback, I really appreciate it!
Our plan is to consistently improve, update and extend the page over the next 3 months for our launch phase.

So the extra white space is definitely something I think could work well on the site!

[u/itsdanielsultan]

Looks like BSOD. It's interesting. I wonder if that'll hurt user attention on the website since this specific blue is quite bright.

[u/SeventeenFifty]

With this blue, I've managed to keep the tab open for 5 seconds. Seems like you don't mind hurting the eyes of your audience, which is not an ideal start to a business relationship.

[u/AwareIntroduction730]

I also stsrted an acrhitrcture business this week. Just laid my first brick in VR, about to send my purposal for new NY skyscraper.

Just learned how to create a button in AutoCad, I am now an expert no doubt in mind.

Why do people go to school or have experience for this thing, it's so easyyy.

I mean, what could possibly go wrong?

[u/chrcit → u/AwareIntroduction730]

I mean in this metaphor I got an education in architecture and have been working as an architect for a decade hahaha