The entrance has too many levels to negotiate and at least two of these are too small, anything you can do to address that would be desirable. The way the door sits up higher than even the last level (the bricks) and how short that level is would in particular bug me - I'd be catching me feet trying to get through the door there. With it being that even steps on a camper or trailer line up with the bottom of the door.

The porch roof posts feel like they’re in the way since the porch is so very narrow. Couldn’t you support that tiny roof with braces instead?

We’re trying to figure out the best design with steps up to a landing level with the front door ...

Also thinking of taking some of the lawn out to create a walkway to the front door with steps possibly facing the street 🤷🏻‍♀️

@ginamac000 - I like your idea of removing some of lawn to create a walkway along the driveway- that was my first thought when I looked at pictures! Maybe in a different material than driveway so attention is drawn to it. And, maybe not make the walkway a straight line border & line it on lawn side with planting bed. Steps leading to a landing level seems like good idea but if the landing area in front of entry door isn’t level with driveway it seems to create a trip hazard for getting out of car on driver side. Because of that I think an exterior design expert needs to be in your future. You haven’t shown us the entire front view of your home so can’t offer any specific design suggestions.

Picture of entire front of house

The biggest issues are the too small brick step and the too small square step. Taking out grass isn't going to help you. I would remove the brick next to the door, and replace it with concrete when you redo your driveway. Then extend the landing area to the left of the door, and make a concrete step that spans the entire doorway. For the lower step, make it as wide as the whole area of the porch.