Honestly, I can't believe some of the responses here. 'Fix it yourself'. 'Fixing bugs is more important' and a number of other black and white missing-the-point dravel.

Let me help. Here are a few pieces of irrefutable truths:

- Any developer who doesn't see, or care, about attention to visual details is a bad member of the team.

- priorities. Of course big bugs are more important. Why would you even mention that.

- Good designers have their set of priorities. A good developer understands that, and doesn't say mind numbing things like 'don't waste my time'.

- Will all visual enhancements increase conversion rates? No. Does that mean you're free to be sloppy? No.

- At the end of the day, the balance between perfect code and perfect visual design is up to the product owner. Discussion about what's more important is pointless. It all matters.