Andrea Fercia

> The addition of a separator and the added spacing makes the inspector unreasonably longer, pushing downwards the primary block controls. I measured the 'unreasonably'. It's about 40 pixels. See...

> I agree that we should avoid ad hoc customisations of core components. However this doesn't feel like the right solution to me. Both buttons have way too much prominence...

> The visual hierarchy here is off quite a bit when a featured image is applied: I agree. That's why teh featured image shouldn't be the first thing in the...

> Thinking about this one a little more I think it might make sense to revisit once we've designed an accessible DropZone/Upload component. Ideally that could be used here without...

I'd agree tha tmoviing the featured image UI down in teh panel helps. But that's a more broader issue that applies to other settings as well. For example, the excerpt....

One more good reason to make the Replace and Remove buttons always visible is well explained in https://github.com/WordPress/gutenberg/issues/66005.

Note: while working on this PR I noticed a with icon buttons and the buttons flex layout. By default the SVG icons are flex items and they can shrink. Normally,...

> I second @mirka 's feedback shared [here](https://github.com/WordPress/gutenberg/issues/62373#issuecomment-2154534317). it seems that looking for a more generic and modular solution like in [#62373 (comment)](https://github.com/WordPress/gutenberg/issues/62373#issuecomment-2408177320) could be a better way forward. I...

> This shape is the clearest balance between clarity and intention. Do you have any data, user testing, research or other resources to backup such a statement? I'm not sure...

> I'm just stating that of the icons you've shared above, the current upRight arrow is visually the clearest, and largest, diagonal arrow icon of the lot-especially at small sizes....