Isn't Squarespace's entire business "devaluing what others in the same industry do for a living"? They run a service that makes it easy for anyone who's not an engineer to build a website/blog/online store/etc.
Maybe when the bar for something like creating a logo or a website gets lowered, the right thing to do is: be happy that it's now accessible to people for whom it would otherwise be infeasible. Instead of complaining, push the boundaries of your craft even further and make things that these tools can't.
Isn't Squarespace's entire business "devaluing what others in the same industry do for a living"? They run a service that makes it easy for anyone who's not an engineer to build a website/blog/online store/etc.
Maybe when the bar for something like creating a logo or a website gets lowered, the right thing to do is: be happy that it's now accessible to people for whom it would otherwise be infeasible. Instead of complaining, push the boundaries of your craft even further and make things that these tools can't.