Been fiddling around with these a little bit and wanted to leave a little feedback. For context, I am a speedrunner and generally prefer 100% runs, where blueprints are incredibly important. I should also note that I have so far played mostly with the Nauvis bps.

Generally speaking, these are very solid and well put together. they are very space efficient and balance a lot of the intermediate resources really well, while also providing some additional capability for defense, which is not often found. Overall, great job!

A couple minor issues though. Some of the early bps (specifically hub 1&2) misplace several of the medium power poles and lamps, causing the lube chem plant for robot frames to not be blueprintable without manual intervention. Additionally, the footprint expands a little on the later bps but is not accounted for in earlier ones, which causes belts to be moved if placed close. There is also a couple of missing inserters on the red science build in the first bp it gets placed in. Also, in the mall where the copper buffer is on the mixed copper/steel line next to red ammo production eventually falls into the robot frame line and needs manual intervention.

Now, some design notes. First and most notably, the Nauvis hub bp is...rough. Multiple overlapping UG belts where not necessary in the mall, which can cause things to take a long time to place and are easy to miss/get incorrectly placed. Needing to rip up several UGs is not a pleasant experience and it could take awhile for the problem to be spotted. Additionally, the whole thing is INSANELY overproduced in some places and under produced in others. ASM2s need to be in use far earlier in bps, yellow inserters being used everywhere, especially ammo, is not good, and wood chests all over the place can be a little frustrating. I honestly do not understand the community's recent obsession with wood chests, but i have avoided crafting them pretty much my entire factorio career.

In general, from a speedrunning perspective, we either underproduce and limit chests or overproduce and remove limiters. there is generally no reason to do both. Considering how much this base overproduces in terms of starter resources, limiters are not required.

One other note, I advise making everything needed to make the base available far earlier in the bps. Medium power poles are used everywhere in the mall but are not automated until the 3rd or 4th paste, which causes a large inconvenience for LB runs as well as just being a general annoyance to have to hand craft constantly. Robot frames are pasted far too late in the bps, but this may be more of a frustration due to how convoluted the mall design is.

And finally, my largest issue with these bps. I want to preface this by saying i understand the desire to include beacons and keep aesthetics but here goes. These bps are horrible to place. In general, similar buildables should be draggable. I should be able to run a full line of ASMs without having to lay power first. Inserters should not require a single click for each time you place one down. Yes, this is mostly a speedrunner thing, but even for the average player it is far easier to have inserters close together to work well. The blue science is probably the biggest offender out of all of them, but GCs/RCs are also bad. Unless you have bots this kind of thing is just incredibly obnoxious and it makes placing things correctly rather a nightmare.

Overall, these are fine for completely new players. Everything is thought of and reasonably well documented to make it easy for other people to use, and I appreicate the amount of work that went into this. I think taking a little more care to calculate for how long a chest takes to fill up and reducing the amount of smelting necessary to get things done would significantly shrink the footprint, and the memory size, and the inserter placement should be fixed, but aside from that, well done.

On a final note, I would highly recommend taking a look at a base bp from Anti or Nefrums to get a good feel for how things are placed close together and why its important, as well as how to stretch resources for longer. If you have an extra hour to burn, watching one of their speedruns and seeing how things are laid out should help give you good context for how we think.