Indeed, you made a very sharp statement. It might be driven, to a very large extent, by the crazy novelty-seeking ideas of the website owners and devs. Then if

Indeed, you made a very sharp statement. It might be driven, to a very large extent, by the crazy novelty-seeking ideas of the website owners and devs. Then if some equally stupid "journalist" gives praise and publicity to their foolish UI/UX this trend increases and perpetuates. Unfortunately, it seems to be happening to a very large extent. The irony of this article is that it talks about security, and calls for anti-bloat things.