In reply to Rhys C.

I don’t hate Gutenberg; WordPress and I are friends and GB isn’t going anywhere so I want the best for it.

That said, I am looking forward to seeing things become more cohesive; I remember being concerned about what a hot mess it all seemed like and then it got so much better. It’s not my kind of rodeo, so I don’t use it, but when I see thoughts like this:

Gutenberg accessibility contributor Andrea Fercia encouraged contributors to address accessibility before creating visual mockups by designing the information architecture first.

it makes me think things are in good hands. If you can’t get from A to Z immediately, a thoughtful and iterative process that attempts to transition people without too much confusion sounds like a nice change of pace!

It’s actually weird. Menu doesn’t look like Widgets doesn’t look like Customizer, but it’s so familiar that I don’t even question it. The opposite; the idea of everything looking like blocks seems confusing at first. But I use a page builder where everything’s done the same way and handle it fine. So I’ll be fine =)