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Hello. i have make 2 websites and i would like suggestions to improve them. it is ok to post here the site links or it is against the rules?

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This thread began with asking whether site links can be posted. As suggested, checking the forum rules first avoids confusion; pointed readers to the correct review area and and encouraged posting links there. For anyone preparing a site-review request, a short, well-structured post gets faster and more useful feedback. Below is a compact checklist reviewers appreciate.

  • Goal: state the site purpose and one or two success metrics you care about.
  • Audience: describe primary user types and typical devices (mobile/desktop).
  • Key tasks: list the top 2–3 tasks users should complete.
  • Scope: say which areas you want reviewed (visual design, IA, accessibility, performance, conversion).
  • Access: give a public URL or a staging link; if private, provide annotated screenshots or a throwaway test account. Do not post real user data or PII.
  • Known issues: mention anything you already suspect or have logged.
  • Environment: note browsers, screen sizes, and connection types where problems appear.
  • Data: share analytics highlights (high drop-off pages, load times) if available.
  • Specific questions: ask focused questions like “Is the signup flow clear?” or “Where should CTA go?”

Reviewers typically fix glaring usability and clarity issues first, then address accessibility and performance. Be explicit about constraints (budget, technology, timelines) and what you can change. If an NDA prevents sharing a live site, annotated screenshots plus a short task script produce actionable UX advice without exposing sensitive data.

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Member Avatar for Zoon

Why don't you read the rules to find out?
I'd even say, posting those links "illegally" would be even better than posting this meaningless post telling us you didn't read the rules :D

Welcome to DaniWeb btw ;)

Member Avatar for Exoskeletor

Why don't you read the rules to find out?
I'd even say, posting those links "illegally" would be even better than posting this meaningless post telling us you didn't read the rules :D

Welcome to DaniWeb btw ;)

i didnt start nice here, :) im sorry, i promise the next topic will have more meaning, i was more afraid that i could get banned from this nice community than reading the rules myself :D :D wont happen again

Member Avatar for jaikanth123

you can post the links .. then only we can whats wrong ..so post the links .so that it can be reviewed

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Member Avatar for Ezzaral

Pritaeas is correct. The Website Reviews forum is the correct place for such posts.

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