The main problem with AI (aka vibe coding) is that you can start very easily and, in one or two prompts, receive an impressive start for your website or app.
But once you want to change, fix or improve something, that's where you can lose your money. It always feels "almost there, but not yet".
That's exactly where the wysiwyg/drag-n-drop UX comes to the rescue.
And some smart vibe-coding tools (e.g. Lovable) started adding visual development capabilities.
kotoriii•6mo ago
bobbiechen•6mo ago
I run my blog digitalseams.com and personal site bobbiechen.com (as well as my parents' small business site) through Squarespace even though I have the full-stack skills to do it myself. There's just other things I'd rather spend my time on (though to be fair, I'm also fond of Squarespace as I was an intern there).