[Blink]

It's pretty nice. However, there isn't really much 'special' about it, it looks like every modern website does. Some people like that, but it makes for less-interesting designs, and people are more likely to read something that looks different from the other stuff. Try experimenting a bit; it can still be the same flat style, but maybe with some less common aspects (for thread designs).
An example of something that fits into the common modern style but also stands out a little is this:

Spoiler: why is this so big

No idea what it is but it's neat

Your designs on Behance are very good. You should switch to Dribbble https://sinister.ly/Thread-Gold-Dribbble...e-for-SELL

Not sure if it's worth-it to switch, but +1 for Dribbble, it's a nice site.

[Skullmeat]

It's pretty nice. However, there isn't really much 'special' about it, it looks like every modern website does. Some people like that, but it makes for less-interesting designs, and people are more likely to read something that looks different from the other stuff. Try experimenting a bit; it can still be the same flat style, but maybe with some less common aspects (for thread designs).
An example of something that fits into the common modern style but also stands out a little is this:



No idea what it is but it's neat

Your designs on Behance are very good. You should switch to Dribbble https://sinister.ly/Thread-Gold-Dribbble...e-for-SELL

Not sure if it's worth-it to switch, but +1 for Dribbble, it's a nice site.

That's the problem though. If you say "I don't know what it is" its not an effective ad. Interesting doesn't always make a good ad. One that can be read is more effective.

[mothered]

Very nice, but super large. Even on my 1440p display it takes alot of scrolling.

I see your point.

I'm viewing It on my 17" 1920 display, and there Is a little scrolling which Is an Indicator of a lot more on bigger displays.
Looks good overall, though.

[Blink]

It's pretty nice.  However, there isn't really much 'special' about it, it looks like every modern website does.  Some people like that, but it makes for less-interesting designs, and people are more likely to read something that looks different from the other stuff.  Try experimenting a bit; it can still be the same flat style, but maybe with some less common aspects (for thread designs).
An example of something that fits into the common modern style but also stands out a little is this:



No idea what it is but it's neat

Your designs on Behance are very good. You should switch to Dribbble https://sinister.ly/Thread-Gold-Dribbble...e-for-SELL

Not sure if it's worth-it to switch, but +1 for Dribbble, it's a nice site.

That's the problem though. If you say "I don't know what it is" its not an effective ad. Interesting doesn't always make a good ad. One that can be read is more effective.

True, but being bland doesn't make a good ad either. A good ad should be readable and interesting.

On a separate note, I found the source for the image: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC27Er-a...rCOpWDkxLA

[mothered]

A good ad should be readable and interesting.

This ^^

And Interesting In the sense of capturing It's readers effectively.

[N--O--I]

Very nice, but super large. Even on my 1440p display it takes alot of scrolling. Try to make it more compact; when its too large people loose interest.

thank you i will fix it

[N--O--I]

thanks guys for feedbacks