Do you actually want to reduce your AWS expenses. There are factors that you are not even aware of that can save you a lot of money.
I created this quick guide which might help you reduce AWS bills for LLM apps.
You don't need to be afraid of shating BTS of your work because that's what real designing is all about.
It's a mess until it's beautiful
I believe the one thing you can be obsessed in your dashboard concepts is to be breaking down information and see what the end result look like?
Whenever I have Saas B2B designs or mainly dashboard designs to work on. I am the happiest.
The annotated dashboard breakdown is especially helpful—the yellow progress block creates an immediate focal point, while the row of colorful challenge icons adds a friendly rhythm without overwhelming the data. That balance between scanability and personality feels right for a student-facing SaaS product.
Due to the high interest of the Silo Web Experience in the fan groups, I ended up spending more time on the branding and blueprints lately than the actual web app.
A useful first answer to “How much for a website?” separates a base package, add-ons, and timeline instead of dropping a single unexplained number.
I built QuoteKit for freelancers and small studios who want to show that estimate before the discovery call. Visitors choose a package, extra pages and services, and a timeline; the indicative price updates in the browser. It is bilingual (EN/FR) static HTML/CSS/JS, with rates edited in one config file. The email button prepares a draft in the visitor’s own email app; there is no backend or automatic data collection.
Quick update: QuoteKit is now available directly on Contra at $12 USD: https://contra.com/products/57rAWFjr-quote-kit-bilingual-estimate-page-htmlcssjs . Purchases through that page include automatic access to the ZIP after payment. The Stripe link in my original post remains...