Easier to forget about borders than to do it right

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Easier to forget about borders than to do it right
by Tray on Sunday 13/Apr/2008, @12:50

> I think the feel of clutter is due to the high amount of (different and nested)
> visual borders. See the attached picture were I highlighted plenty
> (but not all) borders with red.

From a dev's perspective, it's easier to forget about borders than to make the finishing touches and disable them. Of course, this isn't helped by the fact that widgets have borders around them by default.

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