yashghelani

As a freelance designer/developer, one of the most annoying aspects about dealing with non-technical clients is dealing with their ambiguous ideas, which they communicate using very general and abstract words. At most, they’ll point to another idea that looks/functions like how they want their own idea to look/function.

I think vibe coding makes that initial conversation between a non-technical client and a technical designer/developer much more interesting. Because, now, that client can first communicate their ambiguous ideas to an LLM, have it generate something visual and concrete, and then communicate that generated thing to the designer/developer. A much better way to exchange ideas, no?

But, yes, relying on vibe-coded code is not reliable.