/r/design_critiques
Help new and amateur designers improve their designs through reviews and critiques. If you are an experienced designer, please review a submission and share your constructive suggestions!
/r/design_critiques
Hey there Designers! Would love to help anyone who does'nt have the time to create a logo, I'm a freelancer brand logo developer and would love to help any of you who are interested! Do drop me a DM and we can discuss everything else privately! :P Thank you and Keep Designing!
Hey everyone! I'm working on a personal project—a family tree website—and I could really use your help to make it look amazing!
The concept is simple: it's a platform where admin users can add pictures and share the stories of their family members and ancestors. I've attached a screenshot of the current design, but I feel like it could be a lot more visually appealing.
Here's how it works:
I want this to feel warm, engaging, and easy to explore—something that truly honors family stories.
If you have any ideas, inspiration, or suggestions for how I can make this website look beautiful, I'd love to hear from you!
Any design mockups, thoughts, or even feedback would be incredibly appreciated. Thanks in advance for helping make this project special!
This is the Anki like review screen. The user sees the native word, thinks about the translation in the target language, click on the box to reveal the translation and rate the word difficulty, easy - hard. Once all words are done a batch of 5 more is revealed.
I am not happy with the look of this and I am kind of stuck and looking for ideas.
This is the core game screen.
And this is the landing page.
I’m 1 - 2 years into my career in UX design, I’m hoping to land a job and scale more leadership roles while constantly building my foundation skills so im hoping my projects reflect that. I’d love some feedback on what I might be missing to break into the industry.
Looking for feedback on Casestudy format + cohesive storytelling, depth of understanding Intuitiveness of design deliverables, and portfolio website Design choices across the site
Portfolio Link: https://www.thatrk.com/
Thank you so much for your time
My app is generating these cards for my users to share on their Insta. I have been using Canvas to generate them programmatically. What easy-to-implement improvements can I make in the design?
I'm a 3rd-year uni student, studying 3D but also passionate about graphic design. My current project is ongoing and I've illustrated the mockup designs. I'd appreciate opinions, is this hireable?
Im an undergraduate computer science major trying to develop a website to show my projects. I need to improve the design of it. Built with NextJS. Please let me know how I can improve. Colors? Layout? Fonts? Structure? Features? Design Principles? Alignment? Anything else? Any feedback is greatly appreciated
*Particles in the back are moving
*text on the badge is rotating clockwise
Thanks so much!
Hey everyone!
I recently put together a simple Christmas-themed game that anyone can personalise and gift to friends or family. It's a fun "Escape the Punch" game where you dodge snowballs shot by the Grinch in a festive setup, and it only takes a few minutes to set up with custom images and messages.
I've got a quick demo video showing how it works, and I’m hoping to make it as easy and fun as possible for people to share unique, interactive gifts.
You can check out the demo video on the landing page: gamegift.space
What do you think? I'd love any feedback or ideas on making it even better for the holidays!
new to graphic design and have been playing around with affinity designer, looking for honest feedback on these 2 designs. thank you!