Couldn't disagree more. In my experience buttons like "Start Drawing" are gateways to convoluted wizard signups in which I'm going to be asked to give out a bu

Couldn't disagree more. In my experience buttons like "Start Drawing" are gateways to convoluted wizard signups in which I'm going to be asked to give out a bunch of informataion, possibly to find out 5 minutes in that whatever I wanted is beyond a pay wall or comes with conditions. If that button is integrated with on page content and not in the header and the flow feels natural than I'm much more open to it. If the rest of the site makes me want to sign up, then I'm going to look around for something clearly indicating that I can sign up or create an account. I will say that over years in web design I have found that my preferences correspond very poorly with average preferences but I personally consider what they are saying to be an anti pattern.