... modify it to fit my needs. That's how YoinkUI was born. What s a feature or detail you obsessed over that most users will never notice but you're really proud of? Most DOMs contain hundreds of invisible elements that don't affect the UI. Coming up with a mechanism that removes all those elements

... example, don't know how to work with code professionally, and I would like to be able to manually tweak the application's UI without writing a prompt. It would be cool to have a mix between Elementor and Lovable. Comment from Tom Ideaxton(@ideaxton): @stepan_fau  I address general questions about Lovable to them via email or Discord. But in the app itself, I ask questions about how to integrate a particular feature. I agree with you that ... ... ready-made working application. So I think that soon games will be created in the same way. Probably, I don't know for sure. But think about it, with the help of AI, we can already create 3D elements

... staging servers - just to get feedback on a dev build? " So after 6 hours of raw networking hell, I built Mirage - a developer-focused CLI that: Shares your live localhost instantly Clients can click any UI element and leave comments You can reply to their feedback right from your terminal - no browser, no Slack, no BS And any code changes you make? Client sees them instantly. No redeploying anymore. Why Mirage? Because ngrok is great, but it stops at tunneling ... ... your CLI You stay in dev flow, no jumping tools. How it works 1. Run mirage in your project folder 2. Share the generated link with your client 3. They see your actual running UI 4. They click elements

... complex solutions. The AI is always positive - of the solution and that it was obviously a mistake (when challenged) Even when being explicit about what you want to change the AI can start making changes to unrelated files and elements. Be vigilant! I found the results page to be completely broken after spending time polishing another page , and was left in the dilemma of how to revert. Often after making direct edits in the codebase, it will throw a runtime ... ... content was based on previous conversations on the tone of voice which delivered a pretty good "one shot" that could then be trimmed, primped and polished with our own touches. The same can be said for certain features and elements

... love to find out more about which labels you refer too that you confused with the buttons. We intentionally made only the buttons square, gray and with an icon and none of the other non-button elements share these traits. Sorry you found it oversaturated. We like to think we kept the tasks super simple with only the Name, emoji and time info. Can I ask which of these you are suggesting should be removed or which "flashy visuals ... ... CaiCai(@hi_caicai): Forgive me for speaking frankly, the current state makes it quite difficult to choose. I have some design suggestions for your reference The background color combinations are confusing. For example, gray backgrounds are used on different elements

... kept hearing the same thing from users: I don t want to rewrite a whole prompt just to change the font size. So we built Direct Edit, a visual editing mode that lets you click on any element (text, image, layout block) and adjust it directly. No tokens spent. No regeneration needed. Why we made this AI gives you speed. But when it comes to polishing spacing, font tweaks, alignment, prompts become clunky. We realized: instead of forcing users ... ... prompt even for small things, why not just let them click and adjust? Now with Direct Edit , you can: - Select any element

... lifetime solution. Nowadays if you make wallets and don't offer RFID it's like you are denying a huge chuck of the marketshare of potential customers. I witnessed this first hand over a decade as my competitors pushed RFID technology and overtook my online presence even as the original inventor of Tyvek wallets from nearly 20 years ago. So this change of course seems strange for me but the market has spoken and the response has been incredible ... ... alarm of the product has shown that this consumer demand is more pervasive than ever. I'm also releasing a new LED enabled "mighty card" that lights up to show active RFID signals around you which has an educational element

... everyone, I'm a product manager at an EdTech company. We're building an online learning platform for elementary/primary school students based on interactive, game-based lessons. The platform will allow teachers to create interactive lessons by uploading slides and adding interactive elements

... everyone We re gearing up for our next launch and would love your input. If you were using any free marketing section or element on your website, which component would be integrated with your CMS? For example, we are used to seeing hero sections on this list, but not footers. Your feedback will help us prioritize components and shape what s coming next Comment from Marcos Passos(@marcospassos): From my experience (I've implemented so many pages for marketing), hero ...

... sharing some of my favorite prompting tips, plus a handy cheatsheet I put together. Prompting Tips That Actually Work Be spatially specific. Use keywords like "left", "right", "centered", "aligned to bottom", "spaced evenly" to help the model place elements correctly. Mention device behavior. If it should behave differently on mobile vs

... told me about the trick where you put Document.designMode = 'on' in console, then you can edit text on a page like a doc. It would be cool to do more types of edits for design feedback, like actually moving elements around. Does anyone know of a Chrome extension that lets you do this with websites? Comment from Chetan Bhuwania(@chetanbhuwania): I have been working on a web based tool that not only allows you to make these changes, but connects ...

... turned it into a product - with an AI twist. Here's what monity.ai does: Use natural language prompts to define what you're watching for - like "notify me if the price drops below $300" or "alert me when this element changes" Get notified by email when your custom conditions are met - no need to constantly refresh or monitor the page yourself Use AI actions to go one step further - write a prompt to automatically fill and submit a form before ... ... everything in the background Think of it as an AI agent for the web - watching, analyzing, acting. It s generic on purpose, because I wanted something flexible enough to handle everything from: tracking prices spotting job post updates monitoring competitors

... title still says - framer template Instead of coming soon try with get early access or join waitlist CTA to create urgency Try to add basic screenshots of the product to get a feel of your product To build trust elements, try adding expertise behind this, may be like startups experience, fund raising. so that it will be clear why a user should trust this agent. (move away from general AI tool) Hope this helps. Thanks Comment from Thiago Penazzo Lorenzo ... ... from Olga Aleksiutovich(@monolgaz): https://the-one.io/ be sincere, your feedback is valuable Comment from Cameron Froese(@cameron_froese): @brian_arndt1 First off this looks super clean! One small tweak I'd consider is to add some sort of visual element

... rarely perfect but improve significantly with continuous feedback and adjustments. Bolt often struggles with intuitive UX layouts. For instance, it's helpful to consider things like Hick s Law (fewer choices = quicker decisions) and that users typically notice elements placed in the top-left first. Regularly seek external feedback from friends, users, or tools like ChatGPT or Claude to brainstorm and refine your UX design. Learning basic UX design principles significantly helps improve how intuitively your app presents information ... ... fairly loaded topic. Analytics & Building Your Own Admin Tools Easily integrate Google Analytics by simply inputting your measurement ID into Bolt for basic user insights. Remember to ask it to track key events across your application. Alternatively

... desktop (for me) the phone is slightly cut off at the bottom. Adding reviews if you have them can add some social proof. Looks great tho! Comment from Dave Faliskie(@davefaliskie): @pmatthewthompson  Maybe add some more visually appealing elements to the header like images or a video. this site doesn't grab attention and honestly feels like a 404 page Comment from Dave Faliskie(@davefaliskie): @ajinsunny  A few things came to mind when I looked ... ... before sign up :) Comment from Mahima Manik(@mahima_manik): @praveen_chary  Thanks a ton for the thoughtful feedback really appreciate you taking the time Totally hear you on the positioning I ve been torn between keeping it broad vs

... launching soon & put together a pretty basic landing page . I would love constructive criticism on improvements I should make. Here's what a few friendlies have shared with me so far. More use of css animations, to make elements pop and feel more interactive Social proof. (We're prioritizing this & will add soon!) Less color, more white (this makes me sad, but if its the right thing to do...) Mixed reactions the use of slideshow, versus

... constantly resizing my browser, switching devices, and opening DevTools just to check if a layout looked right. So I started building Pixefy - a tool that lets you view multiple devices side by side, keep everything in sync, and inspect elements quickly. Here s what it does so far: Multi-device responsive testing Instantly preview how your site looks across different screen sizes in one tab. You can also switch user agents to test how different devices behave. Synced interactions navigate ... ... across all views at the same time - no more repeating actions for each screen. Quick UI inspection Easily measure distances, check styles, and tweak values without digging through DevTools. You can also compare element

... Entering a new market with a product involves more than just translating the language Elements such as culture, imagery, and user experience can significantly influence localization success. Can you guys think of a product that successfully achieved localization? Alternatively

... very basic web design skills. I had only really played around in Wix and basic HTML up until this point. But, I was hearing good things about drag-and-drop web design tools like Webflow and Elementor. So, I signed up for Webflow and fumbled my way through the process of creating my website. STEP 1: Figure out what I am going to build. At this point, I went into Figma and began outlining the website using wireframes. I didn ... ... time to build! STEP 2: Build the home page Now, a big challenge I came up against here was translating the design I had in Figma into a responsive website. I spent hours trying to figure out the various elements

... think trust and honesty are some of the key elements of a good company culture. What do you think ...