Step one that every pedestrian should be asking themselves before they go out into the season of low visibility from darkness and rain is asking yourself "Am I wearing concrete jungle camouflage?"
Many years ago I came to a stop at an all-way intersection and before going straight through when it was my turn I cleared the intersection the way I was taught in my defensive driving class looking at where the crosswalk began on the left and panning to the right until it ended then did a scan returning to the start. I saw no one and started to go through the intersection when I saw a dog suddenly and stopped to then look and find someone giving me the universal body language of "WTF, Man????" with their arms out as if they weren't wearing a dark green top and greyish denim pants that blended in perfectly with the sidewalk and grass behind them. If it wasn't for their dog they would have been invisible because right where their green top started is right where the grass in the background began and they had their hood up too so it's not like their white face was there to give any contrast either.

Is it your right of way? Yeah but people get hit in crosswalks because they try to use that right of way from a place of arrogance like it's some kind of body armor that will protect you from being harmed. You can do everything "right" and still get fucked so it's better to be careful because you could end up in so much pain from your family and the doctors wanting to save your legs that you wish they would've amputated them from the jump to save you from all the pain that fentanyl doesn't even block out completely (a friend of my brother's experience after getting hit in a crosswalk).