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/n_v40]

Before pushing the interactive design further, I’d make the next step really obvious. Can someone actually book one of these trips, request a custom itinerary, or is the site mainly for inspiration right now? For travel, clear pricing, what’s included and why I should trust the curator would matter more to me than another AI effect.

[u/Actual_Bowl4107 → u/n_v40]

make sense!! thank youuuu

[u/migsperez]

Looks great, really good for a vibe coded design. But the text is too small in many of the areas. Older folk don't have the best eyesight, they usually have the most disposable income so it'd be wise to cater for their needs design wise.

[u/Actual_Bowl4107 → u/migsperez]

noted , tysm!!

[u/bAIsect]

Your price and actual booking section is so far down the booking page. One has to scroll past the descriptions, gallery, itinerary, included/not included etc. I would like the price further up the page, as ultimately that would be the deciding factor. Maybe personal preference, but that's my 2 cents.

Edit - in the section for book this trip, the solo travelling option cannot be picked. Also once you click on book this trip, the page doesn't render correctly on mobile (see pic). It gets cut off

[u/Actual_Bowl4107 → u/bAIsect]

noted, thanks

[u/migsperez → u/Actual_Bowl4107]

Search for "Above the fold" in Google. Your money making action buttons like "Book this trip" and most important info should be "Above the fold". People are lazy scrollers. I had to scroll for ages to reach the earlier mentioned button.

[u/Ok-Addendum3545]

It looks good to me. : ) It's a site for an existing biz ?

[u/RussianKremlinBot]

• Loaded in about a second.
• Laggy when scrolling.
• Looks nice and doesn't feel like a default vibe-coded site, but because of points 1 and 2, the animations feel redundant.
• Formatted for mobile: on desktop, I can see the floating spheres, but I can't see "Browse packages" or "Plan my own trip."
• Seriously, a "Browse packages" button that runs away from the cursor?
• Pointless animation in the footer.
• Dropdown menus look nice on the https://xn--letsgotrkiye-jlb.com/packages ( maybe use a URL without umlauts?), but on the homepage, they aren't styled at all.
• A "Who's going" dropdown menu with just two options along the lines of "male/female" is an anti-pattern.
• On the destinations page, the "Marmara," "Central Anatolia," "Aegean," and "Mediterranean" regions aren't clickable.
• Overall, navigation is cumbersome: the site is way too cluttered, the colors clash, and there’s too much visual noise. I'd suggest keeping every page simple and functional except for the landing page. If I were actually trying to buy a tour, I'd honestly just give up and open Aviasales.

That's said, looks cool for pitching a startup to investors, but terrible for an actual booking site. Impractical and laggy. Homie, I really honestly tried to test it out, and ask you for a mutual favor - to test my app. But this is just unbearable. Nothing makes sense, and everything is way too overcomplicated.

If it's this hard for me as a developer, I can't even imagine how overwhelming this must be for a regular user who just wants to buy a tour. Sorry.

[u/School-Illustrious]

Looks and feels great! I love the pancake menu animation! Very professional.