The website for people who don’t want to design one.

A Yoursellf site: Priya Raman, print designer.

A personal website is still the best way to tell the world who you are, what you do, and how to get in touch with you.

But all the popular site builders (Wix, Squarespace, etc.) hand you a design project before you’ve actually written anything.

You know the deal: Select a template. Learn the builder. Choose the right fonts, colors, spacing, button styles, backgrounds, icons, layouts, animations…the list goes on. You’re saddled with making dozens of decorative decisions or trusting their AI thing to make the right calls.

It’s a lot of work. So a lot of people burn out on decision fatigue, or don’t bother at all. They stay invisible.

Meanwhile, there are plenty of employers, clients, and collaborators out there who are looking for someone like you. They have problems that need solving, and all they need is a way to find you and see what you can do.

These folks don’t need you to decorate. They don’t care what your website looks like, as long as it’s not a hot mess.

In fact, they’d appreciate it if you just got to the frickin’ point already.


A Yoursellf site gets to the point.

There’s no builder to learn, no styles to futz over, no layouts to manage. ‘Simplest website imaginable’ vibes.

Your content does the talking: you put your words (and images/videos) in an editor, hit save, and you’re live.

Editing a Yoursellf site: the words on the page, and a Save button.

And your visitors don’t have to wade through a decorative spectacle just to figure out if you’re worth contacting.

You don’t have to go from 0 to 10. Just go from 0 to 1.