Muzic Guesser - game, music, rock

Hi everyone, I’ve developed a website where you have to guess a music band (and additional info) based on a photo. You have a limited number of attempts, and hints appear to help you as you go. 🔗 Try it here: https://www.muzicguesser.com My idea is to expand it to other musical genres like hip hop, metal, electronic, and pop. But before that, I’d love to gather some feedback — both on the concept and the technical aspects. Technical details: - Stack: Vite, Vue, Vitest, JavaScript, CSS - Hosting: Vercel (free plan for now) - Data stored in a simple JSON file + stats saved in localStorage - No database used at this point - The dataset (top 50 bands, members, descriptions) was generated using ChatGPT and Gemini Learnings about using AI: - I noticed a clear boost in development performance when using GPT-4.1 in agent mode. It understands my requests better and executes them more accurately. I wish I had compared it directly with Claude Sonnet or Gemini. - It’s extremely effective at analyzing small bugs, suggesting solutions, and implementing them. - It's very efficient at building new features, especially when the logic is not too complex. For example: “Create a modal that triggers when variable X reaches value Y. The modal should have title Z and a confirmation button.” - For medium or higher complexity logic, you need to be very deliberate. You must know exactly what you want and how to implement it. You need to walk it through step by step, prompt by prompt: “Save this data here. Compare it with that. If this happens, do that.” Otherwise, it generates code that’s hard to maintain and not very scalable. In this regard, it feels like working with an apprentice — but one that works in seconds, which makes the feedback loop incredibly fast. - On the other hand, when asked to refactor code, make it more resilient, or identify poorly tested areas, it feels like working with a senior dev. - It handles instructions like “Function X has too many responsibilities — split it into smaller, single-purpose functions” extremely well. - I didn’t provide any project documentation or style guides, so I had to fine-tune the results prompt by prompt. If you’re curious or want to know more — feel free to ask me anything!