This is something that coders should think about. A culture of quality drives looking for perfection at every level, whether it be code, typefaces, graphs, or network configuration.
Just 'cause there's non-code aspects doesn't mean they have freedom to be ugly when you're striving for excellence.
Just 'cause there's non-code aspects doesn't mean they have freedom to be ugly when you're striving for excellence.
edit: English fail.