Aspects of "good code" (not just XAML)

I previously asked: what good code looks like?

Here's an incomplete list.

It should be:

• Easy to read
• Easy to write
• Clear/unambiguous
• Succinct (that is, not unnecessarily verbose)
• Consistent
• Easy to understand
• Easy to spot mistakes
• Easy to maintain/modify

And

• Have good tooling

In thinking about XAML, let's put a pin in that last point (as we know, XAML tooling is far from brilliant) and focus on the first eight points.

Does this sound like the XAML files you work with?

Would you like it to be?

Have you ever thought about XAML files in this way?

If you haven't ever thought of XAML files in terms of what "good code looks like" (whether that's the above list or your own), is that because "all XAML looks the same, and it isn't great"?