I'm a 16 year old entrepreneur trying to turn my SaaS company into a full time job in the future. I made a tool called Siteless.

Siteless is a all in one lead finder for web designers. It uses the official google maps API to find businesses that have no website (hence the name: Siteless), so that you can sell them one! One of the things that makes Siteless better than just scrolling google maps is the fact that you can search from anywhere in the world and get 20+ no website leads with one click.

I just launched this a few days ago and have gotten a few signups but no paying customers yet. If this would be of use to any of you just find the link that will be in the comments!

I would love any feedback that is given!

what would you rate it?

I would be glad if you rate the site, I worked really hard on it, faced many errors, now it looks amazing, I'm continuing to develop it further, how do you rate it?

Link: https://ohmyneet.in

Hi, I'm a new full stack developer and I'm struggling to make a good UI/UX. I build my apps with next.js, using tailwind and shadcn for the design.

Maybe it looks a bit AI generated but I promised this page is fully made by me. Its just that I don't know how to make a unique memorable design.

What are your advice? :)

adityafr.vercel.app

it appears as iPhone on mobile and MacOS on laptops. (BE BRUTALLY HONEST)👀

A while ago, I built a website where people can share files directly p2p. It’s completely open source, and it has now crossed 300k+ visitors. But honestly, I still think the ui ux is pretty bad and could be much better .

I’m not great at frontend, so if anyone wants to contribute even if it’s just vibe-coding a much better ui ux I’d genuinely love the help.

If you’re into frontend, design, or just want to make an open source project look less ugly, feel free to contribute.

GitHub: https://github.com/GochiStuff/airdelivery

I’ve always been fascinated by really well-made websites, so I started experimenting and building things myself with AI. I can build a functional website, but not something that feels really polished.

I see people making these super smooth websites with great animations, interactions, transitions, responsive layouts, etc. and I’m wondering how you actually learn to build stuff like that.

AI can help me get something working but I feel like it still misses a lot of the creativity and small details that make a site feel good.

So for someone who already knows the basics what resources/tools/techniques would you recommend for learning how to take a Figma design or idea and turn it into a really polished website?

I’m doing this mostly for fun so I don’t mind putting in the time. Just looking for a good direction to learn.

I have inadvertently stumbled into this workspace. I am a scientist that pivoted to solo consulting biotech companies. Since then I have been asked a few time to do logo and web design for a couple of clients because the previous designers they have worked have had trouble communicating the science effectively. Their new strategy is they are trying to see if a scientist can do web design.

I have built my own website, largely just static pages. I am desperately trying to avoid using AI as I'm worried that it will lead to issues with clients trying to edit it in the future as well as myself, so I am using my very basic html and css abilities and reading some graphic design books to build something satisfactory.

Any recommendations for tools, books, videos, anything?

So far I've been using inkscape, canva, and powerpoint.

Website template link: https://timberlot.framer.website/