GoKawiilBlog post argues that creative limitations spark more engagement than feature-rich tools
A writer known as Dave describes watching his kids become engrossed in a buggy, feature-limited easter egg on a school document platform, eventually crashing the browser, while they rarely stuck with the more robust coding tool Scratch for long. He draws a parallel to visual art, noting that a blank canvas with many options can induce paralysis, whereas scrap paper and a pencil invite immediate doodling.