/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
I’m a senior in a web design college program, and this is my first go at making a portfolio. I made all of the sites with raw HTML/CSS/JavaScript. Would love any advice/suggestions to improve! My sites are not yet optimized for mobile, so if possible please view the link on a laptop. TIA!
client requested a monogram since the business is based on the names of the two partners. It is for a blood tests laboratory and other related services in the health enviroment but they don't wanna do something very literal by doing It red or bloodtest shapes. they wanted something minimalistic but modern
I think the shapes of the letters K and C are a pain to mix so I made this element of the DNA chain that was suggested by one of the partners but I feel stuck, I feel like It lacks something so maybe wanted some feedback from other designers, also in terms of functionality and colors.
I feel like I've been looking for fonts for ages as well but no one fits
I just finished working on my website and would love to get some honest feedback and constructive critiques. Whether it’s about the design, user experience, navigation, or overall impression, any insights would be super helpful. https://www.pizza-punk.com/
Hey all! I would love any feedback you have on this assessment tool I built. I am new to developing, so pretty excited this thing actually works. Design wise I feel it can be better, but unsure how. Any feedback?
Page 1: Here are the 40 questions (first screenshot)
Page 2: The results page (second screenshot) (or view live page)
Hey, I could use some constructive criticism and guidance on my little project. I am no designer and have 0 experience doing anything like this.
I am trying to make a template for cards in the A7 format for a gift. The cards are art themed, so every card would feature an artpiece front and center, with a small section under the image left for the title and the author of the piece. The artworks vary in size and format, so I'm trying to create templates that make implementation easier, seeing as how I need multiple. I have no graphic design software so I just wanted to make something simple in MS Word. Here's my attempt:
I am open to changing everything but the teal should be the base color. The white rectangle is an image placeholder for taller artworks. Is this a dud? What can I do to improve? Any help would be appreciated! Thank you!
Which design/colour scheme do you prefer?
I recently launched a website, Softomic.nl, which focuses on providing custom IT solutions, software development, and IT consultancy for businesses. While I’m confident in the technical aspects of the site, I’d love to get some honest feedback on the user experience (UX) and overall design.
Here are a few things I’m curious about: 1. First impressions: Does the site feel professional and trustworthy? 2. Navigation: Is it easy to find the information you’re looking for? 3. Visual appeal: How do you feel about the design, color scheme, and layout? 4. Mobile experience: If you visit on mobile, does it work smoothly? 5. Content clarity: Is the text clear, engaging, and informative?
If you have a moment to take a look and share your thoughts, it would mean a lot. Any kind of feedback positive or constructive is welcome! Feel free to be as detailed as you’d like.
Thanks in advance for your time! Looking forward to your insights.softomic.nl
Hi, guys! I'm making a logo for my friend who does concert photography. I've made few variations, could you please help me figure out what to choose? or are they all bad and I should try drawing something else?
Hey Guys, Could you please check and give me the feedback?
https://www.behance.net/gallery/213426705/Raido-(Made-Up-Brand)-Logo
I am building a directory and newsletter for country clubs, currently focused on Florida. Let me know if you have any suggestions or critiques in terms of UI/UX and overall design. Thank you!
https://finset.ai is not quite ready for launch but I would love some feedback and critiques!
Is the "AI" overemphasized? Is all the motion too much? Is there enough info or should I include features, demos, or other sections?
Any and all feedback is appreciated.
Hello,
Could you please check and give me the feedback?
https://www.behance.net/gallery/213426705/Raido-(Made-Up-Brand)-LogoBrand-identity
Would love critique, we just revamped things to be simpler and more client friendly. Open to all suggestions! Thanks!
Added a link to my portfolio, just looking for some thoughts about this. I want to send it out alongside applications / interest for internships, so I just wanted to know what some people might think. Thanks.
Url: https://language-quest.top/polish-noun-cases
Purpose: practicing polish grammar
Technologies used: tailwind astro
Feedback requested: how to make the UI more pretty? I kind of like it but maybe bit too much blue?? I feel sth is missing
If you can would be great to get some directions so I can read up more to improve.
i guess this is more of a critique on design itself. i’m researching on ethics in design—do we think about the harmful consequences of our designs? what challenges do we face, how we navigate them and what frameworks or principles guide us.
would really appreciate if y’all could answer my survey https://forms.gle/vcEU2xirfbeM3Vyw8
what do you think needs to happen to formalize an ethical framework so that more designers would think of consequences not just of their output but also their process?
I would appreciate a sincere critique of the negative and positive about my site.
Thank you so much.
This is just a personal blog/art website, but I've been doing my own research on UX (including Dieter Ram's design principles) to make a refined experience!
Looking for critique on anything, but
Do the formats for my content make sense? Clicking on the art shows a blog post but I'm not sure it's clear that it's there.
Is my layout nice? I tried stepping out my spacing based on the golden ratio. Sometimes I feel like everything could be scaled up on larger screens.
I also did a lot of work to make everything responsive.