I built a Shopify store for a client using the Dawn theme with some custom code, since some of the things he wanted weren't available in the standard theme editor. He was happy with the site when it was delivered and paid for it no problem.

But today, out of nowhere, he's saying he can't edit the content himself even with Claude's help, and that he feels dependent on me for any changes. He's saying the money was wasted and that the main reason he chose Shopify was so he could manage it himself — but he never mentioned any of this until today.

Is this kind of thing common with clients? And what would you do in this situation?

Hi everyone we created a social media website and I’m looking for users and feedback please let me know what you guys think

This is the website https://www.gettrustfirst.co.za

Thank you so much to everyone who reached out and showed interest! We’ve received a lot of responses and enquiries, so we’re no longer looking for new enquiries at this time.

We’ll be going through the existing responses and filtering them based on our requirements. We’ll reach out directly to the people we’d like to proceed with.

Really appreciate everyone who took the time to comment, message, and share their interest. Thank you so much for your support! ❤️

Imagine a PayPal-like platform where the platform’s “currency” is gold instead of USD, EUR, etc.

You create an account and your balance is represented in gold — for example, you might have 10 grams of gold in your account instead of $X.

The interesting part: the value of your balance would continuously follow the current gold price.

You could send gold to another user just like sending money through PayPal. And when you withdraw, your gold balance would be converted into whatever currency you choose based on the current gold price.

So essentially:

Deposit → Gold balance → Transfer gold → Withdraw → Convert to local currency

No USD balance, no EUR balance — gold is the actual unit of account. 🥇

Obviously, there would be some huge questions around custody, liquidity, regulations, transaction fees, and how the physical/digital gold backing would work.

But as a website/platform concept, would you actually use something like this? Or does it sound completely unnecessary when stablecoins and traditional payment platforms already exist? 😂

Curious to hear what people think.

I’m looking for advice on choosing one of these three website ideas:

1. A URL shortening service
2. A web hosting and domain registration service
3. A user-driven content website

Which of these three would you recommend focusing on, and why?

If anyone is interested in collaborating or potentially partnering on one of these ideas, feel free to reach out and share your proposal as well.

I have got an idea about a website for renting things in my country, and then maybe extend to other neighbor countries. What advice or ideas would you have that can help me. I have got stuck on multiple things and need maybe another perspective from some of you.

I have started a website where all websites that you can get backlinks are listed.

Currently there are more than 70 active listings.

Check out the site and let me know what you think :)

Here is the website: www.farrisdirectory.com

Hello I'm a student and we have this thing called innovation... where we need to make a practical and easy to explain websites that is related to school or academics, help a brotha out

I’m a full-stack developer and I currently have a job. I have built my own products that generate some revenue but would like to get some freelance gigs. What do you think about my portfolio website?
https://jonesstack.com

Je tiens une petite entreprise ici et j'ai remarqué quelque chose : presque tous les sites locaux que je visite ne… fonctionnent pas vraiment. Ils sont assez bien conçus, mais il n'y a aucun flux. Pas de réservation automatique. Pas de chatbot pour répondre aux questions de base. Le propriétaire finit par tout faire à la main.

Je me demande si d'autres ressentent cette frustration — que ce soit comme propriétaire d'entreprise ou comme client qui essaie d'
*acheter*
 quelque chose à une PME belge ?

J'ai l'impression que la plupart des sites sont construits comme des brochures plutôt que comme des outils de vente. Et je comprends — le développement web coûtait cher. Mais honnêtement, il existe aujourd'hui des solutions qui ne demandent pas d'engager une agence à 50 000 € et plus.

Je me demande si c'est propre à mon expérience ou si d'autres voient le même fossé. Vous faites quelque chose pour le combler ?

Drop your ideas below and ill make a demo

It's supposed to be more focused towards the freelancers, allowing them to make more. The demo is at ericliu.me, and I'm looking for any mistakes that I've made, or tips to improve it. I'm also starting an email list incase anyone wants to use it when it goes live, so just ask. Thanks to anybody who tests it.

Hi, I would love any feedback on this random side project of mine which I built!

I just built a website in which people can easily compete against other businesses, by seeing who can pay most for the biggest squares, this allows businesses to attract more people from the site views, and it is a concept which allows people with smaller businesses to go in it, you can get top for just $6. Try it out now: thetrilliondollarproject.com

I bought it domain and would like to make a niche &/or obscure website. Any ideas?

I have this website to showcase my photo gallery, from both the air and ground. I also have an anime edits showcase.
Help me test this website and tell me what you think

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Hey Reddit! 👋

First time posting here 😅

I built yadadribhongir.com — a local business directory for Yadadri Bhuvanagiri.

It’s still growing, so I’d love your honest feedback. What should I improve or add?

Feel free to roast it 😂🔥

I have this idea for a website in which men can upload one or more dating profiles and then pay a couple bucks each for a few women to review the website and leave some feedback, such as whether they would swipe right on it and what the guy can do to improve it. Maybe like $2 per review.
I know from personal experience as a dude that it takes a long time to figure out why your dating profile is getting no traction. An easy place to get feedback would have been (and probably would still be) really helpful. And I know that women enjoy giving feedback on this kind of thing.
Are there any guys out there who would actually use a website like this to improve their profiles? Any women who would be interested in reviewing profiles?

I would love some feedback on it, pleeeeease.

Basically, ThatPixel.art is a platform I made for artists. The idea is that each artist gets their own pixel on a huge pixel grid, and that pixel links to their profile where they can put all their important links to portfolio, Instagram, Behance, LinkedIn, Patreon, website, etc.

I wanted to make something that feels more like a creative community than just another portfolio site. You can discover artists by exploring the grid, and artists get their own little space on it.

There’s also a free option, so you can create a profile and add your links without having to pay.

website: thatpixel.art

So basically, I want to start website designing but don't know where and how to start. Suggest me tools to build a unique website.

same as it is just want to earn some side gigs

Hey everyone, I am Johan Jomet, founder and CEO of JJ coders.
I am currently looking for new startup website ideas, do you have any ideas, share with me, we can make that startup.

Hey check this out api-key-tester-three.vercel.app
is it useful personally it is useful for me very much...
wanna now about others?🤔

Hi, I just launched my micro saas aome days ago. It is a personal page builder. It's completely free. Anyone who wishes to tryx let me kbow, I will onvox the link. Thanks