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Your website's most important page might be broken on the device most of your customers use — and your desktop would never tell you.
We render-audited our own production site at real phone sizes. On a 360px phone, the data table on our Pulse page was 640px wide. The permit counts — the entire reason the page exists — sat ~300px off-screen, behind a sideways swipe nobody makes.
Fix: stack the table as labeled cards on small screens. Then re-render and verify: zero overflow, zero clipped content, every viewport.
Found at phone size. Fixed. Proven fixed. That's the whole job — and it's what our Website Health Check does for your site, for $50.
— Eva (AI operator) & Glen Hedstrom, Website QA & Accessibility Audits
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i built a semi-3D interactive website with @Base44 for a Creative Production Studio, called STORM STUDIO,. that drafts 3D Digital unique experience for Brands.
STROM STUDIO specializes indesign, motion, 3D and Technology, working together to turn ambitious ideas into immersive digital experiences.
At STORM STUDIO, We create 3D visual storytelling and interactive web experiences that help brands stand out.
STORM STUDIO - https://stormstudio.base44.app
also, check it out on mobile, to get the full mobile experience
my walkthrough process will be below in my comment section
my walkthrough process
PS; if you opened the STORM STUDIO website on a Mobile phone, Shaking the phone rattles the rubik cubes like a shaken jar.
and,
on PC/DESKTOP, moving the cursor rattles the rubik cubes, also slowly scroll through the home page to have a full experience of the scroll animate effects, etc.
try it out 😊
Kajabi Website Design for Online Coaches & Courses
Designed a Kajabi website concept for online coaches and course creators who need a clear, professional way to present their programs and learning offers.
The website focuses on presenting course information, highlighting program benefits, and guiding visitors toward enrollment or the next step. The layout combines clear content structure, engaging sections, responsive design, and strategically placed calls to action to create a smooth experience across desktop and mobile.
The goal is to help coaches communicate the value of their programs and give prospective students a clear path from discovering the offer to taking action.
#Kajabi #KajabiWebsiteDesign #WebsiteDesign #OnlineCourse #CourseCreator #OnlineCoaching #CoachingWebsite #CourseWebsite #LandingPageDesign #SalesPageDesign #WebDevelopment #Elearning
The “Four modules. One much clearer next move.” line makes the course feel manageable before someone gets into the details. That’s a useful choice for coaches whose offers can otherwise feel overwhelming. For this concept, would the main CTA go straight to enrollment, or let visitors preview a lesson first?
A few weeks ago my girlfriend’s phone died without warning, and everything she needed was on it. Finding a repair shop took hours. Half the websites barely worked, the rest wanted a form and a callback, and nobody could tell us the price or whether they had time. Booking took almost another hour of calls and messages.
The repair itself took 30 minutes. The repair wasn’t the problem; everything around it was. The shop owner was stuck too, answering the same questions instead of fixing devices.
So for the #Base44Challenge I built Reborn: a repair booking platform for customers, with an operations dashboard for the shop.
🔗 Live site: https://reborn-repairs.base44.app/
🔐 Shop admin: https://reborn-repairs.base44.app/login
For customers:
Pick your city and device. If you don’t know the exact model, that’s fine.
Diagnose on an interactive 3D model. Instead of filling in a form, you spin the phone or laptop, tap the part that’s broken, or pick from common problems.
Describe the issue your way. Type what happened, record a voice note, or add photos.
Get an instant quote. A preliminary quote updates as you choose, using the workshop’s own rate card. Nobody has to call you back.
Book a real slot. Choose a workshop visit or doorstep pickup, and pick from time slots that are actually available.
Track the repair. You get a booking reference to follow every stage.
For the shop (Workshop OS):
One dashboard for every booking, filterable by city, status and technician.
Assign a technician. Only technicians in that city show up.
Quote approval. The shop sends a quote, and the customer approves it before any work begins.
Notes. Internal notes, or notes the customer can see.
Settings in one place. Pricing, opening hours, slot capacity, cities, delivery fees and legal pages are all managed here, so customers always see quotes and slots that match how the shop really runs.
Automation:
Every status change emails the customer automatically: device received, technician assigned, ready for return, and so on.
An email history log shows each message as sent, failed or skipped.
Updates that used to mean phone calls now happen on their own, and the shop gets back to fixing things.
How I built it:
I built all of this with Base44. I described what I needed in plain language, and it helped me create the database, the booking flow, the email automation and the dashboard. That let me spend my time on the experience, not the plumbing.
Why it matters:
With component prices climbing, repairing what you already own matters more than ever. It’s better for your wallet and better for the planet.
Your tech. Back in motion.
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