Since the proportions are so different between the palette editor and the finished palette, have you ever set your widths where you thought they looked "just OK" and you weren't really sure you'd be happy with the finished product? Have you ever crossed your fingers and hit publish and then be pleasantly surprised by your own palette?

I just made this one. I wasn't confident I'd gotten the widths just right, but after I published it and saw it on it's own page, I thought "hmm, not bad".

When I made this one, I couldn't find a widths arrangement I was satisfied with, but after it was published, I thought what I'd settled on wasn't half-bad.

I wasn't at all sure about this one at first, but I love how it turned out.

I just want to say that the widths feature has completely changed my view on more than a few paletts, and I think it's a wonderful depth added to the whole process. In love with it! :) Love all three of these.

This isn't quite on the topic, but sometimes I create a palette that I'm not terribly wild about using the standard widths, but when I cange the widths it suddenly looks so much better, like this one: