r/design_critiques • u/SussyBungusidk • 3h ago
Looking for honest UI/UX and design feedback on our website before launch
Hey everyone!
A friend and I have been working on MonkeyDevs, a project that started as a fun two-person development project and has gradually turned into a small startup.
We're getting ready to launch publicly, but before we do, we'd really appreciate some honest design criticism from people who know more about UI/UX and web design.
The website is built around browser games that we've developed ourselves. We've put a lot of work into getting everything running, but we're not sure if the design and overall user experience are where they need to be yet.
I'd especially appreciate feedback on:
- The overall visual design, colours, typography, and consistency
- The layout and spacing of different elements
- Navigation and how easy it is to find and play games
- The user experience, especially anything that feels confusing or unintuitive
- How the website looks on different screen sizes, particularly mobile
- Anything that looks amateurish, outdated, cluttered, or out of place
Feel free to be as critical as you want. We're not looking for compliments just for the sake of it — we'd genuinely like to know what looks bad, what doesn't work, and what we should prioritize fixing before launch.
Website: https://monkeydevs.com
Thanks in advance to anyone who takes the time to look through it. Any constructive criticism would be greatly appreciated!