I actually agree with what you&#x27;ve written, but I downvoted you because I hate reading comments that say things like &quot;I will probably get some downvotes&quot;. If you think you&#x27;re going to be downvoted, ask yourself why and consider rewriting it in such a way that people won&#x27;t downvote you.<p>For example, in your comment here, to make it less downvotable you could say:<p>* What do you <i>like</i> about the redesign? There must be something positive you can say, even if it&#x27;s just &quot;it definitely looks more visually appealing&quot; or &quot;I understand that you were trying to improve usability by putting more information on the same side&quot;.<p>* Do you have any evidence that supports your counter-argument? If not, you&#x27;re just two people with opinions, and since you&#x27;re not a well-known authority on usability it&#x27;s just noise.<p>* What would you suggest doing to fix the problems you&#x27;ve said here while also fixing the problems that the OP identified? Or do you not agree that those problems are really problems?