What you're describing is a failure of particular designers and developers to build an acceptable user experience. But that doesn't mean that good front-end des

What you're describing is a failure of particular designers and developers to build an acceptable user experience. But that doesn't mean that good front-end designers and developers don't exist, or that good UI/UX doesn't exist outside of native browser controls. I'm a front-end developer, and I currently work with one of the best UI designers in the industry (she's really, incredibly good). We consistently get very positive feedback on our work - currently rebuilding the front-end UI for a unicorn SaaS startup. Good UI controls take a lot of work on small details even beyond the design mocks - event handling, styling, keyboard navigability, layout behavior, configurable options... but when it all comes together it feels great to use.