Ah, gotcha! Thanks for answering. I've seen similar situations before. In my case it was mostly due to having a team that is larger than than necessary. Having

Ah, gotcha! Thanks for answering. I've seen similar situations before. In my case it was mostly due to having a team that is larger than than necessary. Having multiple UI designers with differing opinions, developers that don't question redundancy in UI (or don't have time to check), managers that don't coordinate, and just communication problems in general. This led to a lot of reimplementation and duplicate code. In the end they changed the frontend framework a couple times, but the issue started creeping up again.