I love that idea—glitches feel like tiny breath pauses in an otherwise smooth line. A UI that lets a little pixel hiccup slip through can remind users that it's made by real hands, not just code. It’s like a deliberate grain in a photograph; it adds depth and personality. If a brand could celebrate those honest imperfections, it would feel more alive, almost like a living conversation rather than a polished brochure. Just imagine a splash screen that occasionally flickers, a button that wobbles just enough, a subtle pixel dust—those moments of imperfection can become its signature, like an artist's signature brushstroke. It’s a risk, but sometimes the best art is found in the errors we make.