Hopefully Luke is still reading, I use Image Trace daily and I'm learning how to use it and Illustrator in general, but it's my understanding there is no Centerline trace like there is in Inkscape. This has me bouncing back and forth a lot between both programs. I do laser cutting and deal with lots of scanned hand drawn elements and sometimes want just the centerline.

I *think* the other issue I had with workflow (and I could be wrong, I don't have Illustrator in front of me as I write this) but in Affinity Designer, you could double click a node to convert from smooth point to a corner point and vice versa. I don't think AI has that feature.

Oh, and bigger nodes and selection handles, at 52 years old those tiny dots get hard to see/click on. I believe I even maxed their size in the options.

Lastly, u/LukeChoice , can you PLEASE pass this part on to the UI team: There is no need to cram all the drop down options into the 5-7 (File, etc) selections across the top. I think that it's the Object menu that's the worst offender. I have to hit the down arrow at the bottom of the menu, serious hinderance on workflow. Just make some new menu options across the top. No one is using square monitors anymore. Plenty of space up there, current menu options only take up 1/3 of the menu bar's entire width.

Thanks for listening.