12 designers redesign this homepage. Here’s what happened…

[@smarthustlersclub6375]

Mike did a wonderful work. 360 would be proud if they see this designs

[@PaytonClarkSmith]

Amen to that! 👊🏻

[@luisamedina8507]

Love all the designs, but definitely number two is my favorite. It just really different and I love how clean it looks. Plus the rounded corners! Looks super unique!

[@juaninfante7000]

You have become my favorite channel for design I’m a web dev and I’m starting to get into design because I suck at it but seeing you video helps a lot men

[@henrythomas7112]

Thanks for the new video! I’m looking forward to seeing what other content you post! Always good to learn as much as you can!

[@azpidi]

Mike really did a fantastic job. Well done to all the designers as well

[@md.abdullahalmuid4952]

I just love the competition. Thank you so much.

[@rnavarrorubio]

#1 is plain amazing, love it!

[@PreeminentbrandsNet]

#2 for me. #1 was nice also. Great job to all in this

[@TazBo-wd2ig]

Most websites are viewed on phones. We need to see more unique mobile designs

[@MacAutomationTips]

Great idea for developing, sharing, and learning design ideas and skills. Thanks for this video.

[@mambi74]

I like the creative take on spelling "Huston's!" by the #1 submission. Nice.

[@集中-l7m]

this is so fun to watch

[@bernardsamapoh3619]

Really like Mike's design

[@mus4432]

I hope I can find a small group of designer like me to discuss and do challenge together

[@juaninfante7000]

Man I feel the same way about programming, when I be good enough on design I’ll let you know

[@mvlfunction830]

If I have time between the office projects I would gladly do that, feel free to contact me.

[@joshuarivera8238]

how do aspiring designers join? would love to test my skills against the seasoned designers out there!

[@phillyphil050888]

do you have have tips and advice for new/college designers

[@triplevee808]

Too me all of them are worthy of being number #1. I like your judgement for picking the winner in that its nice and clean with the right touches of call to action buttons. What I like about #2 and #3 is the rounded edges and the arrows and pointers that matches the color scheme. Im sure that it was hard to pick a winner. Honestly, I would have picked #2 because of the complexity of the design and the uniqueness of the style. But #1 choice is perfect for the real estate industry.

[@QuantumBits0]

last one is my fav

[@danshillabeer9523]

Two spelling mistakes on the winner's landing page ('Bellow' and 'Huston')? As a potential client, that would ring alarm bells. What else is the designer not paying attention to?

[@lafamillecarrington]

I particularly liked the designs of the first and second placed submissions. However, there is a glaring typo in the winning submission's call-to-action button in the hero section (you'd never know I was new to this!), which undermines the professionalism of the business. Easy to fix, but ...

[@districtnerfco.8390]

If #4 was a winner, lord knows what the losers submissions were 🫥

[@marvinwaleed]

I would love to see how these designs would be made responsive.

[@yoloCODE]

2nd. place is awesome!

[@nicolawirz7938]

Can I please send you the website from my father? He payed 10 bands for it and it looks so trash and old. So I really want to help him but I struggle😭

[@requenz_]

Mike definitely deserved first place

[@jurjenvanzijl7216]

I really think the designs need to be made more consistent. I think the second place was the most promising but Is having the most errors. The spacing in buttons, gaps between blocks, radius of the blocks, arrows not the same sizing… it is just all off and not the same. Also a lot of content is not aligned properly. As a designer it kills me to see that this is not mentioned. So that these designs are better made in the future. Again I think the second place was the most promising but first place was the best in having more consistency but was missing a footer. Also missing the yellow accents. It just looked not finished in my opinion. If these types of designes win these competitions it makes me a bit sad actually. It questions the lack of capability of all the other designers that enter the competition. I am not trying to be negative but I want all the designers be better next time and have a consistent eye for detail. Gaps, paddings, choice of text, radius, alignment, sizing of shapes and more. Good luck next time y’all.

[@sao5060]

I kind of agree. I'd be interested in knowing your thoughts on the style of the designs. I think quite a lot of them felt like tech/SaaS websites and lost that real-estate edge which is what people expect from that industry. The site that got closest to achieving that "edge" in my opinion was the honourable mentioned, 4th place. I'd be interesting in hearing your thoughts.

[@hassanbaiga]

How can i enter the challenge ?

[@mcbc5189]

Peyton, the winning design looks great. But how would that design translate into a real webpage? I recreated the design in Photoshop but realized the hero section will look odd with its left and right margins of white space relative to current design trends that take the hero section to the edge of the page.

[@ideaplusagency]

With bootstrap or tailwind the css for this margin could be a 3 or 4 () which would create the white space on each side. It's similar to css code for "cards" in development (which rounds the corners) which helps to break up the information on a page.

[@seenuz1]

Good justification

[@margaguitarist]

Hey there! I've got a question: should I or should I not to mention "portfolio" section in my web as a newbie web design agency? (I mean I can upload projects of my contractors, but I guess clients will find out)

[@PaytonClarkSmith]

No, I would instead start building some “practice projects” that you can use as portfolio pieces!

[@margaguitarist]

@@PaytonClarkSmith thanks a lot ✊🏻

[@b_teo]

Good video! It should be interesting to have also the mobile design

[@ajinkyapantode5100]

There are ai tools which are like chatgpt for website which can creat websites with just a text promt are web designers gonna lose their jobs? is it still valuable to become web designer? Im worried

[@smarthustlersclub6375]

These are lovely designs

[@SwooshViral]

how much is the first place price?

[@priceandproduct]

How to join in competition?

[@EdwinBrito]

Thanks for such a great video! (just lower the background music a couple of notches)👍👍

[@JustACuteFox]

If they are resigning real websites, do any of the winners ever go to the company and say "Hey, I have already redesigned your website as part of a design challenge, and my design won -- would you be interested in having this design for x dollars?"

[@loraineswwworld]

What about a video on a fun interactive website? The sketch London has a wild one. How can you make then fun, informative and still user friendly

[@just_jen]

Sketch's website is frustrating as hell to use.

[@harikrishnanpv5811]

How can I participate

[@PaytonClarkSmith]

www.Paitpro.com

[@RedVelocityTV]

So the design with the least character and unoriginal look turns out to be the winner cuz it's more corporate

[@bryce7344]

I'd order it like #2 should be #1 #1 should be #2 #4 should be #3 #3 should be #4

[@MichaelMarosi]

The winner only used blue, no gold. I don't see why he should win, I give it to design 1.

[@SamyadeepPurkayastha]

Bruh 3rd place is so average

[@calistabranch2903]

Oh so the winner delivered a design where they misspelled “Houston” in the hero section and won? Oh ok

[@queenofwandsUK]

They also misspelt Below, as well

[@priceandproduct]

Nice

[@holliannesmith1877]

I am a stickler for correct spelling. Your winner misspelled "Huston" near the top of the page. Anyone living in Houston, or even the whole state of Texas may look at that and cringe....

[@eccentricity9697]

These are the winners?

[@PaytonClarkSmith]

Yep!

[@FlyByWheels]

hello sir, I really enjoyed the video and learned new things about website I also want to join the competition and show my creativity plz help me out to join the challenge

[@loraineswwworld]

I want to see 12th place lol

[@OfficialMail-bg4bp]

Hello, I'm seeking your assistance in revamping my school management software project. I've invested significant effort into it already, but I've noticed a decline in my comfort level over time. I find myself stuck in a loop where each attempt to enhance the design seems to make it worse than before. I'm particularly struggling with decisions related to color, typography, and spacing. Could you please help me redesign the software?