#Feedback #Featurerequest #ux Summary: download selection state should be visually distinct so users know clicking a file from the list changes what gets downloaded with the button below; plus other minor tweaks -- When I first used the site I was confused by the download options -- it wasn't clear that you needed to click one of the file selections from the list on the right and then the download button would apply to that one only. The implication of "Print Profile" at the top is that what would come below would be print profiles but that is only referring to the very next line which has printer model names. But because all of the submitted files are within the same gray hairline bounding box as "Print Profile" and there's no other heading for those uploads it implies _they_ are "Print Profiles" which of course makes no sense. When you do click on one of those it highlights in gray and gives you a fly-out. The gray highlight is so pale that it seems to make sense that it is 'selected' insofar as the flyout is concerned, but it is not clear that the download button will now download something other than it would if you hadn't clicked on that one selected upload first. Worse, the flyout comes from mouse-over, so if you see what you like and then go down to 'download' it will not download the one you were just looking at, but whichever one you last clicked on and has the gray highlight. This could be addressed simply by showing a download button on the item once the item is clicked on. And based on the position and how it looks I would have assumed the "Download STL/CAD Files" button would download _everything_ in the list above it. As for 'profiles', that has a difference use pattern to the files below. A user will pick a single profile and then select among the files; once a profile is picked the user is unlikely to change it and doesn't need to see all the other options. Moving it to a drop-down list makes more sense. I think this mock-up would be an improvement; I'm happy for anyone's feedback