Every company in the market today prioritises user experience. Even the brief you receive on your project as a developer mentions the simplicity of the user interface it is meant to provide. Whatever sophisticated tasks and procedures occur in the background, what consumers see and feel must be seamless. That is the guiding philosophy behind some of the world's most successful businesses, including Netflix, Facebook, and Instagram.

Take a look at any of these websites; they are strong, simple, and have an excellent user experience. All owing to the plethora of frameworks at work behind the hood. However, with rising consumer and market demands, there is a continuing need to improve quality in terms of use and functionality. Concerns begin to surface at this point.