Accessibility is a good point. Though I can’t think of any disabilities where I couldn’t type but could drag and drop components, which is a much more precise a

Accessibility is a good point. Though I can’t think of any disabilities where I couldn’t type but could drag and drop components, which is a much more precise as well as sustained physical motion. I suspect there are better ways for coding in those scenarios. Like perhaps the kind of word entry that Stephen Hawkin used. Or if you were to go totally touch UI (I’ve known one individual with motor disabilities use an old touch screen CRT with a stylus in their mouth) then you’d want those blocks a little taller but with something more akin to Miro’s infinite zoom. Rather than a text UI with mouse input. That said, every project has to start somewhere. So this might be that proof of concept needed to fully flesh out accessibility tweaks.