This is not a new phenomenon, although I can certainly imagine it's gotten worse since the advent of LLMs. Is a person who can do a WordPress install and exten

This is not a new phenomenon, although I can certainly imagine it's gotten worse since the advent of LLMs. Is a person who can do a WordPress install and extensively customize the theme via WYSIWYG tools a web developer, for example? I've used the title "web developer" before with hesitation because I'm not at all a front-end guy. I understand CSS conceptually and the markup well enough to usually hack together what I want, but producing a very specific look and feel from a set of design guidelines is a little bit of a stretch for me. Even though I can talk to you all day about server configuration, backend frameworks, DNS, caching, certificates, etc., I always feel like I need to clarify that unless your front end needs are fairly basic, I'm going to need some help. But is that really necessary? Maybe I'm being overly prescriptive.