This article is pretty helpful, I have a criticism. The human readable label for p2sh addresses says they are "wrapped segwit" addresses. I think that's a poor label because they are much more generic than that. They can encode any script and were used for multisig transactions long before segwit came out. Consider labelling these "script addresses" because they are the hash of a script and must be spent by satisfying the conditions of that script.

This is a post I made a few weeks ago that gives a taxonomy of the common bitcoin address formats and versions seen in the wild at the moment -- hope you enjoy :).

I found this more useful and educational than most articles of this nature I've found.