It's true enough, but it never really felt like teams solicited feedback on their APIs or portal UX. Azure really only made this jump to using all public produc

It's true enough, but it never really felt like teams solicited feedback on their APIs or portal UX. Azure really only made this jump to using all public products internally recently; even the CI systems used by internal teams were proprietary until recent pushes to move to an ADO-centric model. I'm also not certain that Azure really has the right internal pressures to produce great UX results. In my experience Azure's culture internally is very lackadaisical with only a few teams really pushing the platform forward.