Most frontend applications were built with the success path in mind. A user will typically open a webpage, load their data, complete a form, submit it, and receive a response or confirmation to allow them to continue on their way. That's the typical scenario you'll see in demos, design reviews, and when walking through your application with a customer.
However, real customers don't follow the happy path.
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