@jensimmons Making sites since the early 2000s. Current state is poor and trending worse. First problem is over-reliance on JS. Many sites use too much JS, most often a large framework, and it leads to poor UX. Second is switch to tooling. Documentation and tutorials used to teach code, and now teach CLI commands. It's removing the developer from the code. LLMs fall into this category. Both can be summarized as vendor lock-in. The increased vendor lock-in is making the web crap.