Unpopular opinion: Dribbble has done more harm than good for UX design

I spend a lot of time browsing Dribbble, Behance, and design galleries. The work often looks incredible. But sometimes I wonder if we're rewarding visual polish more than actual outcomes. A dashboard with glassmorphism, fancy animations, and beautiful gradients might get thousands of likes. Meanwhile, a simpler design that improves conversion rates by 30% gets little attention. Have design communities unintentionally trained designers to optimize for likes and portfolio pieces rather than usability, adoptio