Hey everyone, we’ve recently established our agency based in Melbourne, Australia, and we’re now looking to connect with skilled website builders who may be interested in working with us on an ongoing contractor basis. The goal is to build a small network of reliable people we can collaborate closely with as projects come in. We’re particularly interested in people who are strong at building high-quality business websites and who are open to sharing their process and knowledge as we work together. In return, we can provide paid project opportunities as the agency grows, with the potential for an ongoing working relationship rather than just one-off jobs. You don’t necessarily need to be based in Melbourne, but it would be great to connect with people who are comfortable working with an Australian-based agency. If this sounds like something you’d be interested in, feel free to message me with a little about your experience, the tools you use, and examples of websites you’ve built 🦘🐨

Hey everyone, I’m looking into starting an AI receptionist/voice agent business and would really appreciate some advice from anyone who has experience in this area. If you were starting from scratch today, what tech stack or approach would you recommend for building and delivering AI receptionist systems to clients? One of the main things I’m trying to avoid initially is committing to an expensive GoHighLevel plan or similar platform before I’ve actually validated the offer and signed clients. Ideally, I’d like to find a relatively lean and low-cost way to build a working demo, test the service with potential customers, and then upgrade the infrastructure once there’s revenue coming in. What tools or setup would you recommend for getting the first version running without overinvesting upfront? Really appreciate any advice down here in Australia 🦘

Hey guys, keen to get some thoughts on web design and vibe coding. Do you think genuinely good web design is something that should mostly be left to experienced designers, or can someone without a traditional design background realistically learn to build professional websites using tools like Claude Code or Codex? If so, what skills or resources do you think are most important to learn alongside the coding side to get to the point where you could confidently build websites for real businesses and potentially charge for them? Would really appreciate hearing from anyone who’s gone down this path

Hi guys, What's everyone’s preferred setup is for building websites at the moment? Are you mainly using Claude Code or Codex? If Claude Code, are you using it through an IDE like VS Code, or the native Claude Code desktop app? And for Codex, is there an IDE setup you’d recommend, or what workflow are you using? Would really appreciate hearing what everyone prefers and why.

Hi all @Liam Ottley Quick question for those who do website work regularly... I have a process for building sites from scratch for businesses with no existing website. We're now adapting it for rebuilds, businesses that already have a site and want it redone. It's proving to be a different challenge: working around existing content and structure rather than starting clean. For anyone who does rebuilds regularly, what does your workflow look like? Particularly interested in how you decide what to keep versus rebuild, and how you handle creative direction when a client is attached to their current site. Appreciate any guidance! Thanks