Betkowski

It looks nice, and I can definitely see it as something useful, but it would be really beneficial (imo) to have some sort of description of what it is and what it does, and maybe even some features on the landing page. Right now you kind of pull up and dive straight in, not very intuitive.

Looks really interesting, might just sign up. There's no information on the page, is this going to be free forever, or are you planning to introduce some kind of paid plan?

This ad clip is absolutely beautiful. All Hail the new internet!

It can be intimidating to venture outside your comfort zone when it comes to design, but once you expose yourself to current trends and start recognising what's good and what's not, it's downhill from there. I recommend reading a lot of trend articles on Medium, keeping up with "Web Design" subpage on Dribble and Behance, and just copying what you like. And start small. Minimalism is big right...

Here's some feedback from a designer's point of view. As a potential user browsing for a cms what I'm looking at is aesthetic value, which Seams-CMS unfortunately lacks. Landing page linked here seems outdated design-wise, especially with that stock photo (or stock photo-looking picture) near the footer on desktop, and a very dull color palette. Not everyone is paying attention to features....

While I do appreciate the functionality, UI really throws me off. It seems very chaotic, I'd love to see some coherence rather than random gradients thrown together.

I came here because of the absolutely lovely logo, I cannot stop staring at it. Website itself is minimal and intuitive which is perfect. When I finally get around to starting a blog, I'll definitely choose Typehut. <3 edit: actually, one thing I'd love to have on the free account is a dark theme to the blog, unless I missed it being there already.

I really like the white noise feature, and the fact that you've got three different options there already. UI is clean, intuitive, but unnervingly empty. And I'm all for brutalism as a design philosophy, but that needs to be then carried out to other parts of the page, like the login. Also, Big up for using blockstack as a login method.