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For example, Fury, the lowest avaible frenzy spell (up to level 6), can be perked up with the Kindred Mage perk and the Rage perk to change its xx level to 28. With the Dual Casting perk (and if dual casted), fury will affect enemies up to level 61. A fully perked novice Illusion spell can therefore be used throughout the game succesfully.
You should also note that most enemies do no scale beyond a certain point. For example, a lowly "Bandit" will not scale beyond level 20, while a Dragon can scale to level 81. Illusion spells are therefore still useable if you reach very high levels, as most opponents you meet will remain at lower levels. You meet more "Bandits" than you do Dragons.
You can also download many mods that change these functions, such as making your spell damages level with your skill-levels, or your character levels.
Hope this helps
You're just trying to find something to cry about. You can apply your own weaksauce chain of reasoning to anything in the game.
And the example I gave you was for Fury, the lowest level spell. There are 2 more higher level spells with a higher base xx level to start off with. Frenzy will affect up to level 36 (79 with dual cast), and mayhem will affect up to level 47 (this one is an aoe spell).
Memory is not so much an issue as you think. It's fairly simple to learn to tell the difference between a tough opponent and a weaker one. If you do happen to target a tough enemy, then you'll find that illusion paired with sneak is absolutely awesome.
My current character uses Illusion, Sneak, One-handed, Block, Alchemy and Mercantile. No armor. When I casted fury on a bandit boss, it failed and he started searching for me with his friends, so I casted fury on his friends instead and watched him kill them. I then silently went in to slit his throat. It was also quite amusing to walk into a cave, be spotted by 4-5 bandits and just casting fury on all of them so they stop targeting me and instead started targeting each other. The surviving bandit had 1/4 health left. I beat it to death lol.
As noted above, not so much against dragons, but very few direct offensive spells are truly useful against dragons.