> the efforts are probably spent on core functionality over aesthetics. This is the fatal error. Humans are the ones using that tool. What you call aesthetics

> the efforts are probably spent on core functionality over aesthetics. This is the fatal error. Humans are the ones using that tool. What you call aesthetics is functionality. We’re not talking about making it prettier we’re talking about making it more usable. On top of that, it’s an image editing tool. It’s a tool that people use for the purpose of creating visual, often-times “aesthetic” works, and yet the UI is not important? Well then more humans making the decision to use it is not important.