r/webdesign 18h ago

Rate my Work!!

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I spent time to try something interesting and I build this using Cue

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u/oswwwaldo 18h ago

I think it's beautiful, though functionally I don't think a startup screen is worth it. It is just aesthetics and your website has no 3D component or heavy rendering that'd require a load screen, it just artificially inflates the time a user has to spend on your website to do the most basic things. Also the scroll jacking bit, I say drop it entirely.

I also feel uneasy about the "Coaches who compete, members who show up" since it's a bit disorienting to see two different text colors so close to each other. The black text is on a gradient fading white background. I don't think it's wrong per say but it just looks bad. As if you didn't hand-design it but had an algorithm run a color contrast to pick out something readable.

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u/qaaimgood 15h ago

Drop a link so we can properly review your design.

A video is nice but it isn't going to let us see where the real problems are.

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u/Tandi22 14h ago

Great, ai slop barely detectable ✌️

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u/lifebroth 17h ago

Skip the loading screen.

- Some places have the wrong text colour but your video is too fast.

- The “Add coach” button could be done better. Maybe just a single

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u/LaFllamme 18h ago

Looks neat but is the loading screen necessary?

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u/AdityaSrivastawaahhh 18h ago

Really appreciate your feedback thanks

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u/Delightfull_Day17 17h ago

Looks dope. Other comment - social proof should be more visible in the viewport. But everything else is great. Where and how did you design and develop this website?

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u/its_poonu 17h ago

Nyc hero section

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u/WonderfulSpeech6097 2h ago

Mate, thats really the great one. Transitions made my day here

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u/0y0s 17h ago

Do you mind opensourcing it

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u/amishsharma 1h ago

The floating card effect around 0:14 is genuinely very nice. It breaks up the standard grid layout well and adds some good depth when scrolling. Was the easing hard to dial in? I have been hearing about Cue lately and I think it has an amazing collection. Can you please share the link?