[doix]

Nice idea, design wise I like that the page has high information density instead of pointless white space. You're missing some cursor: pointers; on things like the "Read more" and some other minor details.

The loading when going back is pretty annoying. If you're going to dynamically fetch things with JS, you should go fully SPA in my opinion and cache that stuff locally. So when I push back, it's instant. Or go full server-side rendering with caching, so when I press back, I get a quick 304 and it's _basically_ instant. Hitting the loading screen each time is really bad UX imo.

On a side note, is the data prepopulated by ChatGPT? I clicked on a few things and some of the ideas + comments look AI generated ;).

[andygo]

Thank you for the feedback! I will have a look into SSR with caching since I am already using Next.js, but I haven't used any SSR functionalities yet. I will add the "cursor:pointers", in general I haven't done much work on design for larger screens yet, just scaled up the mobile version.

At the moment, around half of the content is generated by ChatGPT, and around half by me and my friends. It could be that I am not good at using ChatGPT, but human ideas looked more interesting/fascinating to me