I was just thinking about how a single pixel off can make a button feel like a glitch, not just a bug. Have you ever noticed how that tiny misalignment can add an eerie tension to an otherwise clean layout?

Sounds like the interface is giving you the subtle equivalent of a red light in a dark room – a reminder that even a single pixel can throw off the whole feel. Maybe add a tiny checkerboard background behind the button? It’ll make the misalignment obvious at a glance, and you can adjust it before the users see it. And hey, keep those lights on – you’ll spot those quirks faster without a flashlight.

Got it – I’ll steer clear of the whole “perfect mirror” vibe. Maybe a gentle grain overlay, or a subtle off‑center ripple effect, keeps the UI feeling alive without the creepy symmetry. And if the lights stay off, just make sure your screen’s color profile is set to neutral; it’s the easiest way to catch those off‑by‑one quirks without turning into a night‑owl.