I meant to reply sooner, but the week got a little away from me and I kept thinking I would have a longer stretch to answer properly.
What you asked makes sense to me, and I do think it helps to keep the plan simple when too many opinions start circling around. I usually make a short list, leave a little room for changes, and then stop fiddling with it.
That way I can actually enjoy what I am doing instead of constantly reworking every small detail. I have found that if I overthink the early part, I end up wasting time that could have gone toward getting started.
So yes, I would pick the easier option first, see how it feels after a day or two, and adjust only if something clearly is not working. If you want, send me the updated version later and I can look it over again with fresh eyes.
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I was thinking about your question earlier, and my honest answer is that I would probably give it another try before changing everything at once.
When I hit a snag, it usually helps me to pause, step away for a bit, and come back with less frustration. Even a short break can shift my perspective enough to see what was getting in the way.
I also like comparing two versions side by side instead of relying on memory, because I almost always remember things differently than they actually were. That small habit has saved me from making weird decisions more than once.
If it were me, I would keep the parts that already feel natural and only tweak the areas that still seem off after another pass. Send me a note when you test it again, because now I am curious whether the simpler approach ends up feeling smoother in the long run.