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@forteller The alternative, assuming you have a correct font size set in your system, is a multicolumn view (which also doesn't work with scrolling). Wider columns are hard to read, and too big letters (imagine a feature phone screen scaled to a desktop screen size) are hard too.

But for me the Bing page looking like an AI-level collage of random interpretations of the query and other browsers just having a full screen of spam before any relevant results is a bad enough UI.

@forteller I think I tried to use FreeCAD for this several years ago. It's likely capable of that and more, but any CAD software probably requires more effort to learn than performing the whole would I could plan in an apartment.

I think I successfully planned it using graph paper and a pencil, while for incremental changes a tape measure is sufficient.

@forteller If it's just a 2D top-view plan, then any vector graphics software should work? I would use Inkscape (or maybe even FontForge if I had much more recent experience with it).

It would need boxes for areas with electrical outlets and anything else that might lead to vertical issues. For a kitchen with wall-mounted furniture a 3D view (or multiple projections) might be necessary.