Ever visit a site/web app that's so bad you want to build them a new one for free?

Yassss!

oh yes. regretting not going through with it. I had a Chinese fast-food store as a neighbour when I was a student with a horrible website. I had a plan to offer them a free website against a couple of free meals.

More times than not those ugly sites were proudly built by the business owner and they will turn into a client from hell the minute you take on the project, free or paid.

Reddit

government sites r horrible

Site of my college..

Good god yes!

All my government's websites are abysmal, wish I could just make them all pro-bono.

I try to forward them to sales to offer them a site revamp package.

My school's portal... Literally did it for Year 11 software development class...

@manrock007 going against the Reddit gods... That's a bold move, Cotton!

@bleestein well people may not like it, but it's the truth.. Do not get me wrong, I love reddit so much that I'm making an app for it. But the website is a mess with no sense of UX at all

Take a Ball, man

For the Union Public Service Commission in India. I was once checking exam results, for the list of 40 or so exams, they used the default hyperlink blue on cyan background. In addition it was a vertical marquee.
I went to Devtools to make it readable. I also wanted to kill that moron who made it.

Yes, our website! 😱

rnsit.ac.in
Disclaimer: I am not responsible for eye-bleeds, brain damage or death caused by the viewing of this website.

I have. It was actually a challenge for me not to suggest my help at once with a sarcastic remark. But all I knew then it was only a small startup (created by one of the international students from Bosnia, so I didn't want to be an intruder or a rude developer whatsoever). Then, I was asked to write for https://essaydune.com/ and I did - I created a blog and started contributing on a daily basis.