It's an important distinction to make tbh. However, "intuitive" doesn't necessarily mean "intuitive to a lay person", but it should be intuitive to someone in t

It's an important distinction to make tbh. However, "intuitive" doesn't necessarily mean "intuitive to a lay person", but it should be intuitive to someone in that domain. The "gang" checkbox is not intuitive to me, but to a sailor it probably has a lot of meaning, just like "commit no-verify and push force" is intuitive to me, but gobbledygook for a layperson. But yes, a UI should be designed for the end-user, and power-user UI/UX design is a rare skill.