That's a good question. Because developers can sometimes have a bit of an unhealthy love affair with their own code.
Does your employee actually care as much about code quality as much as you do?
They would probably ask what is the downside of accepting this lower quality code, given the upside you presented:
> The end result might look ok and the drag & drop will work
Which you did quickly, saving them money (in theory).
That's a good question. Because developers can sometimes have a bit of an unhealthy love affair with their own code.
Does your employee actually care as much about code quality as much as you do?
They would probably ask what is the downside of accepting this lower quality code, given the upside you presented:
> The end result might look ok and the drag & drop will work
Which you did quickly, saving them money (in theory).