I find myself getting more and more disgruntled by what feels like actively hostile UX/UI in so many things. I wonder if anyone at some companies are even revie

I find myself getting more and more disgruntled by what feels like actively hostile UX/UI in so many things. I wonder if anyone at some companies are even reviewing unpackaging their products, using them outside a lab, or ever watching someone use their thing. I get emails from ServiceNow with zero details about the original ticket, I get shell packaging that makes me want to use power tools to open it, I get user interfaces so overran with calls to action that you can't find what you are looking for, no way to use your voice to correct a text while driving, i cant mute audio while the car is in reverse, and the price scanners at my local safe way are so finicky and track that everything is sitting on a scale and any mess up at all and now you need manual intervention as opposed to the self checkout at Walmart where you can just kinda wave your product near the scanner and it finds it and it doesn't yell at you when you put bags in your cart to make room for other purchases, and the list goes on.