The closer the code gets to the user's eyeballs the less I care about anything specific.
HTML/JS/CSS is basically entirely vibe coded. I won't even try to reorg the 4000 line ui.js file. I can just redo the whole thing from a new prompt in a few minutes.
For things like the SQL schema I am still doing things entirely by hand. The consequences of getting this part wrong tend to be far more catastrophic than something in the UI layer.
While I kinda agree, please do some testing and validation of frontend for websites too, cause LLMs are quite bad at it. It might look right, but usability and performance is often terrible. But that is often the case for pages made by humans to, so... Garbage in, garbage out, I guess.
Exactly, we don't review UI. Nobody cares as long as it looks right and feels smooth.
A total overhaul is always but a single prompt and 5 minutes away, should the need arise...
This attitude is why websites and electron apps have gotten so bad.
> Nobody cares as long as it looks right and feels smooth.
That's how you get bloated apps that run poorly on lower/mid end consumer hardware and environments, with poor accessibility, and whatnot :p
Not that LLMs are the cause, this happened a lot before too, but they can exacerbate the issue. They can also be effectively used to minimize it, though they more often than not don't do that without explicit instructions.