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Hate is a strong word for it, but I am really not a fan. 

It seems like a style developed to mask empirically bad design. It eschews the raw refinement of traditional brutalism in favor of haphazard manufactured rebellion. 

It can be done well, but I struggle to think of an example off the top of my head.

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So interesting - what's your favorite example of web design with good ux?

Wasn't trying to gotcha or anything, just genuinely trying to understand how people think of design.

It's never really been my comfort zone and want to grow 

Appreciate your thoughts!

Loaded question. 

IMO the web is fundamentally broken due to compounded attempts to translate 3d human interaction into 2d context streams

For raw UX in the current landscape, Apple’s Human Interface stuff is a rock solid North Star

For a design language, do what feels right for you instead of being cookie cutter