Designing with Intention: The Case for Restraint
Every element you add to a design is a decision that costs the viewer attention. The best work I've done starts with asking what can be removed, not what can be added.
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Every element you add to a design is a decision that costs the viewer attention. The best work I've done starts with asking what can be removed, not what can be added.
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Every element you add costs the viewer attention. The best work starts with asking what can be removed, not added.
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