Basic Shape Creation Is Needlessly Time-Consuming in Mainstream Design Tools
A user spent six hours attempting to create and edit simple shapes like squares and diamonds, describing the experience as harder than building a custom tool from scratch. The frustration points to a usability gap where mainstream design tools over-complicate elementary editing tasks.
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