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Really not an issue unless you're bad at remembering what buttons you mapped, which you probably won't be, I use xpadder with my xbox controller all the time and it's easy to remember, even if on screen commands are showing me wrong inputs (and it's probable that steam will automatically set your on screen commands accourdingly to your mappings)
This is entirely up to the developers. A games assets have the button icons, and mostly these icons are part of the interface and not a simple overlay image. Like instead of having just a circle and everything inside it for a button icon, it has that plus any artwork to make it "blend in" or "fit" with specific parts of the screen. There can be multiple images for the same button because of how they chose to integrate these icons into the interface design.
Also, because the icons are game assets rarely will you see games with matching icons. This is why we can't just make system wide button icons for X-Box controllers for those of us who prefer the Playstation layout (we have to rely on games giving us the option or modding the game files ourselves).
I wonder what he means by the layout being weird... IT'S CAUSE A + B ARE THE WRONG WAY ROUND! Nah just kidding.