Your next boat

What I am thinking at the moment is, 'what are the nice little things that you would like on your next boat?'

The seeds for this thread were first planted when I saw the molded in leash attachment point in one of the reviews.

So here is my list of nice things that would sway my purchase of my next boat.
Nothing major like hull shape or construction, just things that would make the boat friendlier and easier to fit a wider range of people.

1 Fully adjustable footplate, you know tilt length height etc.

2 Still with the footplate, no little ropes to tie to adjust steering or peddle angle.

3 More, self centering rudder peddles, just a light amount of self centering pressure to stop the rudder waggling under paddling forces without me having to hold my feet on them.

4 The aforementioned leash mounting point.

5 Rear deck lines optional. If you don't want em, leave em off, who uses them?

So go for it, what would you like to see on all skis?

Coming from the beginner/cheap bastard side of things. Use my V10S for flatwater and (beginner) ocean racing, as well as day paddles with local kayak clubs.

I'd like some more versatile options to make at least the more stable skis a bit more general in design such as:

Options for day hatch/front bungees
Be nice to throw a towel/change of clothes/lunch inside without having to deal with a dry bag on the deck somewhere

Front handle
Near bow to use a bowline/leash attachment/tietown for transport

Cheaper/more integrated flip-up rudder option

I just spent an hour yesterday fiddling around with the little strings and knots trying to get my pedals adjusted correctly.

It just occurred to me that maybe a person could retrofit a "Boa" dial lacing system (like they use on running shoes) for micro-level adjustments. Doesn't seem like this would be too hard to install.

For those who don't know what i'm talking about...www.boatechnology.com/