Same, if I want to be zoomed in I can just zoom in. Perhaps make double click / tap zoom to the event, or just have a setting to disable it?

Experience is the only thing that will really make you a good programmer. Until you get it, don't over commit to principles. There IS no golden bullet, or perfect paradigm.

Well we can ignore what the author insists on, and just use them as handy short hands for describing architecture decisions. All the principles are sound architectural advice without further context, but software design is mostly striking a balance between pragmatism and "perfect" architecture (extensibility, generality, low coupling etc.). That some Java libraries get that wrong isn't really evidence that "SOLID is a bunch of bs".

Only things that nobody uses don't get complained about.

Don't overdo it. I guess it depends what sort of company you are applying to, but describing every answer in terms of SOLID will make it sound like you just discovered SOLID and think its the answer to everything.

Its web 4.0