> good enough I find that this phrase irks me quite a lot these days. Feels like it's at every corner of software development waiting to pounce and ensure thor

> good enough I find that this phrase irks me quite a lot these days. Feels like it's at every corner of software development waiting to pounce and ensure thoroughly mediocre results. There's something to be said about, "don't let the perfect be the enemy of the good" but at the same time, "good enough", especially when it comes to UI speed/responsiveness and UX quality, feels like a massive cop out. Isn't there a middle ground somewhere that doesn't call for such huge concessions?