I’ve noticed something while building my own projects.
Whenever I showed someone something I built and asked:
“What do you think?”
I usually got:
“Looks good.”
“Nice project.”
“I like it.”
Nothing wrong with that, but it doesn't really tell me what to improve.
So I started asking a different kind of question.
Instead of:
“What do you think of my app?”
Try:
“Is it immediately clear what this app does?”
That gives someone something specific to look at — and gives you an answer you can actually do something with.
That’s the idea behind Critique, a platform I’m building for developers.
You share something you built, ask one question you genuinely want answered, and get feedback focused on that question.
I'm still building and testing it, so I'd really like some honest feedback from other developers.
What’s the best piece of feedback you’ve ever received on one of your projects?
If you want to try Critique with your own project:
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