If you'll be using it in hot weather, you might want to consider something with lots of mesh. Some tents are much, much better than others in this area.

Also, some types of mesh are much better than others in allowing air to move more freely.

There are small-AA-flashlight-sized fans that can also help.

Tents can be very stifling in the heat.

There are many viable choices out there.

A lot depends on values or priorities. Some people place a high value on light weight and compactness. Others are more concerned with cost. Or comfort. Or extra room. Or long-stay comfort. Or durability. Or stormworthiness. Or manufacturer/dealer support. Or aesthetics. Or ease of setup. Or versatility. Or personal connection/appeal.

I really value exceptionally good ventilation, along with aesthetic appeal.

Some people use their shelter just for sleeping. Others use it more like a home away from home, spend much more time in it, and need a different sort of space.

Some like roominess, and feel too confined or even claustrophobic in a space that another might experience as cozy.

That North Face Bulfrog type of configuration is one I really like. But there are others that are comparable.

The Ray Jardine tarp-plus-mini-bug-shelter idea seems good. But mesh is fairly light if you want more room.

You might have a look at his site, and his designs, ideas and prices.