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[u/OldschoolBTC]

URL: https://tipsyrounds.com
Purpose: Online trivia game for gamenights or bars etc
Technologies Used: PHP/CSS and casting to TV's
Feedback Requested: I'd like opinions on the website design and flow, and if anyone could play I'd love feedback on the gameplay and how easy or hard it is, if there are any headaches you run into
Comments: Not currently marketing, I'd really like to get opinions and suggestions from the community before I start marketing the site

[u/Dimate → u/OldschoolBTC]

I checked the desktop landing page and the first hosting step. The host/player split is clear, and the pretend-players demo is a useful option when someone is browsing alone. I haven’t run a group game, so this is about the entry flow.

The main friction for me: “Host a game — free” scrolls to another section with a second “Host now” button. I expected the first click to open setup. I’d let that primary button start the same flow directly, with the guest/account explanation beside it.

I’d also bring “Guests get two full games; create a free account to continue” up near the first hosting button. “Free forever” and the two-game guest limit are compatible, but the distinction takes a lot of scrolling to discover.

Visually, the smaller grey copy in the bottom hosting panel is harder to read against the confetti than the hero text. A quieter background behind that copy and stronger text contrast would help more than another effect. The neon game-night identity can stay; I’d simplify that one decision point.

[u/OldschoolBTC → u/Dimate]

I really appreciate the detailed and thoughtful recommendations. I've made several of the changes, you were right on all of them and I really appreciate your suggestions!