- Reduce - thoughtful reduction
- Organize - makes things appear fewer
- Time - savings in time feels like simplicity
- Learn - knowledge makes things simpler
- Differences - simplicity and complexity need each other
- Context - peripheral of simplicity
- Emotion - more emotions are better than less
- Trust - trust simplicity
- Failure - some things can’t be made simple
- The One - subtract the obvious and add the meaningful
Sunday, October 14, 2007
The Laws of Simplicity
Nutrition and specifically food portions can seem like a very complicated thing. But does it have to be? I have recently read The Laws of Simplicity by John Maeda for some guidance. Written by a professor at MIT’s Media Lab, this book outlines how to achieve simplicity in the digital age. But it’s ‘laws’ are universal to all types of design and media.
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