At this point, I consider Excessive scrolling to be the last major UX problem in X/Pro.
I feel that we scroll up and down too much in the Inspector. (Despite the Anchor tabs).
Let’s take the Headline element as an Example.
When I add in the text element, the first thing I want to do is adding the content. This is ok. the content Box appears on the top. (I could do this by double-clicking the element too, but it responds slower and I just feel it is faster and safer doing it in the Inspector).
Next thing I see is “Text Content Flexbox” These options are rarely used and are also confusing to many users as they “appear to do nothing”. It is not logical to put them as second important thing.
Next: Margin and Padding. These are important, but to reduce the scrolling depth, I would love to see them as tabs. Margin could be the front tab, and Padding could be next. Also, much lower is another one: “Text content Margin”. I would put that in this tab group too. Something like this:
Next: Border, Border Radius, Box Shadow. These three are great candidates for a single Tab group. (And it would be fantastic if there wasn’t default Box shadow. Me and many colleagues have to go in and remove it each time. Or save a preset without it). 
Next: Text forma and text shadow. I don’t see why these wouldn’t be another tab group.
I feel that this approach wold radically speed up the workflow. The key is to reduce the Scroll depth and to group and prioritize Options.
