These guys have a steep hill to climb. One huge problem with open-source "hobby" projects is that they tend to not have designers when they need them. A dev se

These guys have a steep hill to climb. One huge problem with open-source "hobby" projects is that they tend to not have designers when they need them. A dev sets out to build something, and then after it works asks a designer to help clean it up. If you want a polished and "nice" application, getting a designer involved before you code is key. Retrofitting designs to dev work is going to be spotty at best. It sort of looks better, but it doesn't look "good" by modern standards. It still looks like Frankenstein... but at least he's got some lipstick that matches his nails. It's a tough spot, and you see it all the time when dealing with things built without designers.