In my opinion, it is not just a matter of making a more fluid interface, but of making it really work. Although I have to recognize that from version 0.8 to 0.9 have corrected various errors that until now had observed, still today still has some basic flaws or shortcomings, such as:

- It is not possible to change the slug of the entry: by default gutenberg assigns a permalink and it is not possible to modify it as in the current editor.

- When you type a bulleted list and give the tab in the new row, it automatically opens a new paragraph, the sub-bullet hierarchy is not followed as it is now.

-When inserting any link in a block, Gutenberg forces you to write "http: //" in front of each URL. Otherwise you recognize it as wrong. In the current editor that does not happen.

- Within the cells of the tables only text can be written, which, incidentally, can not even be formatted or assigned a link. Of course, the cells can not be modified with shading, etc ... so to tables as they are now, I find no use.

And remember also that it is virtually impossible to combine one block with another.

You have to insert all the content in rows, one underneath another ... if you want to put two boxes in the same line, the usability is very complicated.

I hope they continue to improve development if, as it seems, they will impose us to use this editor instead of the current one.