This write up seems quite decent, but it just boils down to some basic stuff. Like putting a button near a new feature and choosing the right tool for selection

This write up seems quite decent, but it just boils down to some basic stuff. Like putting a button near a new feature and choosing the right tool for selection. Which are both really valid points. The thing I really miss in this article is accessibility. For some visually impaired users it can be beneficial to use a dropdown instead of some visual markers, which can be distracting and unusable for some. Also the text and arrows explaining the 'design mistakes' are quite tiny, have insufficient contrast and thus do not make for a good visual experience.