WordPress developers should put themselves in the shoes of the average Joe which is the major user of WP.

Developing a workflow that is tailored towards geeks, devs, coders and technical people is the wrong approach.

The average Joe doesn’t use software where dragging is happening with page velocity move.

The average Joe doesn’t have a clue if a paragraph symbol is actually the place from which he can drag something.

The average Joe doesn’t know what CSS is.

The average Joe would expect to see a navigational menu and to use a a left corner button to make it appear.

The whole Gutenberg project looks like build from devs and tailored towards technical people working on laptop.

It doesn’t embrace simplicity and ease of use with common UI and UX practices tailored for the average consumer.

The result is all these negative stars on the WP Gutenberg page. I work with many clients and from all of them just one and now two prefer the new editor.

I am fan of the block idea, but the implementation is still not baked.

Please hire someone to run consumer servers on large scale and get their feedback rather than providing geeky solutions that the general public hates.