The internet sucks a lot right now. I know it's full of AI and scammers, the Lemmy users are helpful to spread warnings about them everyday. It's a little disheartening though to know that a lot of the warning signs are way above my entry level knowledge. Is there anyplace "safe" where someone can ask questions or even hire (not a job request post!) someone to help make a website without getting something that looks pretty but is actually a vibe coded nightmare?

Alternatively, what should laymen like myself be on the lookout for when trying to interact with this field? A real doctor can show credentials and answer questions, a real artist has a portfolio and can talk you through their process, I don't know what to ask a website maker person

thanks :3

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[–] [S] 7 points 2 days ago* (last edited 2 days ago) (1 child)

its not.... I can link you to my other web posts. I've been trying to ask for help and all anyone says is to just check out one of the major brands (im not sure if I'm allowed to name them here, but they all seem to suck majorly at accessibility features like making things screen reader friendly)

what could I possibly do to prove im not a bot? serious question. Do I need to take a picture with me holding a handwritten sign like they used to do for reddit ask posts? You aren't the first one to do this shit to me and im getting tired of having my posts taken down off from other websites because I didn't ask for help "right"

also. Rude. This is part of why asking for help is sucking so much ass right now

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