I quite like this, specially coming from the idea of creating custom UIs depending on the type of output required for the answer. Could be a great tool for visual learners.
This is something normal that could happen in your career. Happened to me twice, first was young and broke, but somehow I managed to leave my hometown and went backpacking for six months, and I paid for the trip with the only skill I had and was also hating, programming, and ended up doing freelance through my whole trip, and helped me get back in track. The second time was two years ago, was burned out after a failed entrepreneurial attempt and with an impostor syndrome, took one sabbatical year, did a business boot camp, studied a lot, from the very basic, got another job, and got promoted to engineering manager one month ago.
Just take your time to rest and educate yourself. Look at things from other perspectives and keep moving forward.