As someone approaching a similar amount of UX/UI and FE dev experience, I find that sometimes that experience actually hinders my ability to use websites that u

As someone approaching a similar amount of UX/UI and FE dev experience, I find that sometimes that experience actually hinders my ability to use websites that use anti-patterns like that. Because I KNOW the "grey button" is disabled (and then find out it actually isn't). From CC sites, to food ordering sites to just run-of-the-mill generic site X - no one seems to be prioritizing UX or user testing anymore. And, not mentioned, but the absolute lack of error states is also just atrocious - many times I've had to open up the console to see what's going on. The average person doesn't even know that exists, much less be able to interpret what it is saying to know what to do to continue on in spite of the issue (if in case it's actually possible to continue).