Yeah, exactly this. The Web has always been a bunch of things: complicated backends that just need something in the frontend to operate, flashy marketing sites

Yeah, exactly this. The Web has always been a bunch of things: complicated backends that just need something in the frontend to operate, flashy marketing sites that don't do much behind the scenes but build brand credibility, cheap-to-free sites that people cobble together just to get something out there. Some are "web sites", some are "web apps". For some of these cases, frontend is probably dead. For some, either the robots aren't quite able to have the level of originality and fidelity people are after yet, or the robots will enable more people to do better frontend work. And like you're saying, it has to "feel" good/right. That can be a hard thing to prompt!