Idea replies — I’m writing a book on visual design for developers. Would you like to be part of it?

This book is for people like me. I'm a former game developer moving into web work, so here are honest answers: 1. Layout is the hardest. Typography, colour and hierarchy all trouble me, but choosing the right layout for a specific thing is where I get stuck most. 2. Yes. I can build a working website, but making it look polished and professional is the gap. 3. Games are immersive and free; a 2D web page feels flat to me. Turning that "wow" feeling into a clean, responsive page for both mobile and desktop is hard. 4. What I wish someone explained: the psychology behind layouts, meaning why a layout works, not only what it looks like. I've picked up a few tricks: strong visuals, clear icons, one prominent CTA, and scroll moments that make the viewer pause on one thing. But I'd love to understand the "why" so I can choose, not guess. Happy to help as a reader, review chapters from a developer's point of view, or share real examples: I kept my losing contest designs with notes on why each one lost, which could work as "before" examples. I'd love to hear your thoughts too: https://cosell.com/listings/i-have-15-losing-contest-designs-and-notes-on-why-each-lost-what-could-t