There are software developers who have this kind of attention to detail and who have some design aesthetic. I consider myself one of them. I think the easiest

There are software developers who have this kind of attention to detail and who have some design aesthetic. I consider myself one of them. I think the easiest place to catch mistakes like misaligned pixels is in the development environment. In fact, there are ways to programmatically make designs look "nice" (e.g. mathematical expressions to align things, algorithms that achieve smooth animations, or applications of the Golden Ratio). It is sensible to have at least one engineer who is as comfortable with design as he or she is with text editors, makefiles and programming languages. It seems extremely inefficient to only have a design team at the top of a mountain periodically sending in requests to fix every little thing.