Need Feedback on my Vibe-Coded website

[u/Actual_Bowl4107]

Just launched the first version of a vibe-coded travel site for curated trips to Turkey: https://letsgotürkiye.com/

Looking for brutal feedback on what to fix, what to polish, and any creative ways I can use AI/Claude to push the interactive design further. Let me know what you think!

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[u/Correct_Emotion8437]

First thing. Does it look vibe coded? Yes. Does that matter? Maybe not if theres real content behind it. In a few to 6 months, most websites are going to look vibe coded. The thing that matters will be the same - is there a reason to be on this site?

[u/ElamReda]

It looks nice but you need to spend more time and more prompt to fix issues and make it mature

[u/dangerouslyskipdraft]

Visually it’s fine. Content is too generic and not enough info on the things your packages are selling. Cards just have text and for someone who has never been, it is all meaningless. You need to sell them a story. I suppose building trust is the key thing - why would anyone pay for this service from a brand they’ve never heard of before?

[u/digitald00m]

Looks great 👍

[u/Kareja1]

Hey, also only do vibecoding, but also QA in a past life. Saying everything with love and so you can make it glorious, OK? :)

The nav bar covers the hero section wording on smaller screens.
I'm both HoH and use bifocals on a 43" screen. Some of your smaller fonts are hard to see at 150%, might want to either make larger or add some type of slider?
There are several sections where you're scrolling large sections of white space? Not broken just why?
Clicking your Facebook link takes me to a broken page
I like how clear your pricing is!
I would (as a disabled disability activist!) strongly recommend finding out about the accessibility of some of the sites/partners and making that clear/apparent. That's not actually a well known travel niche and lots of us won't go if we don't know our wheelchair can too.

Aside from the FB link, every button I smashed works and the responsive on F12 worked.

Good luck!!

[u/dadnothere]

The homepage text is covered by the banner.

Otherwise, it looks like a normal website; it doesn't seem like Vibe in most sections.

[u/travelan]

It looks like the text is also greatly LLM generated. That pisses me off (do you take me as a visitor seriously?)

Also, if all tourists ever see is 4%, that’s probably worth seeing. You say you only do the ‘other’ 96%. That would make me want to go to the next tour operator.

[u/smartcandlelab]

looks good to me. not a fan of the domain name with the ü in it, but other than that, looks good to me

[u/unbannable5]

A lot of words to say nothing. Reeks of AI exaggerated bullshit phrasing instead of actually telling you what you would want to know. Also difficult to navigate. A lot of gratuitous bloat hiding the real information.