My thoughts: a) Assuming the link you mention was low quality, that doesn't justify low quality here. b) Interface design has a broad appeal, it involves reas

My thoughts: a) Assuming the link you mention was low quality, that doesn't justify low quality here. b) Interface design has a broad appeal, it involves reasoning about utility and aspects of the human experience we all have access to, but often overlook, like biases and perception. Graphic design involves subtler distinctions in a subset of the above. c) I enjoy visually understanding concepts and making comparisons. I like when designers take an opportunity to represent their personal taste. Standing up for your taste involves personality, your ability to put yourself in context, and some vulnerability. That is real to me. This article contained none of that depth-- only two words in the stub-- "corporate lipstick" referenced the new design. Whats your take on it?