I’m going to comment on some of the terminology there.
- modern evolutionary theory
I’m not sure that there a specific set of claims or principles that goes under the name “modern evolutionary theory”. Rather, I suspect that there is disagreement over the details.
- undirected
It seems to me that biological organisms and population are engaged is a struggle to survive. And that sets some kind of direction, albeit a rather broad direction.
- unplanned
This depends on what we mean by “plan”. The production of random mutations could be seen as a plan for dealing with unpredictable contingencies.
- mechanisms
That’s the most troubling word in your list. Biological organisms and populations don’t look very mechanical to me.
However, I suppose that the greater disagreement is this. The ID proponents want to put the direction setting, the planning (if there is any) and the non-mechanical as outside influences acting on the biological population. By contrast, I see them as inside and acting within the population.