I don't go to most websites to be amazed by their looks and usability. If one is better in these regards, then I'd prefer every website to enjoy these improveme

I don't go to most websites to be amazed by their looks and usability. If one is better in these regards, then I'd prefer every website to enjoy these improvements. A proper restaurant analogy would be if each and every restaurant reinvented the way to put food into your mouth. Sure, it might be funny once in a while, but currently, when pushing the front door, you have no idea where they'll put your fork, if you will have a fork, if you'll be fed modern times-style, https://xkcd.com/1293/ https://xkcd.com/1293/ style, if you'll have to inhale your soup trough the nose or hunt for your food. You might see it as "the fun of life" if that was common practice. But a standard interface (UX) allows one to focus on the important stuff (namely, enjoying the food: most Asian restaurants I know offer forks as well as chopsticks). Important stuff here would be the piece of info you came for. Be it an article, a picture, some data, etc. For instance, do you enjoy the "creativity" with which websites design cookie banners instead of having a standard form, or better, obeying the DNT bit?