Go for simplicity

Go for simplicity

UI/UX Designers, Too many features, too much on-screen clutter... it's easy to overcomplicate designs. Remember: the simplest path is often the best. Focus on your product's core value and cut anything that doesn't directly serve it.

John Maeda’s book “The Laws of Simplicity”; image credit:

Hick's Law in Action: Bombarding users with choices leads to indecision and frustration. Streamline options to guide them toward your key benefits.

How to Achieve Simplicity:

Hick's Law in Action: Bombarding users with choices leads to indecision and frustration. Streamline options to guide them toward your key benefits.

How to Achieve Simplicity:

  • MVP Mindset: Strip down to the absolute essentials. What's the minimum your product needs to function and solve the user's problem?
  • Iterate & Eliminate: Create several design options, then ruthlessly cut those that add complexity without adding value.
  • Prioritize, Don't Pile On: Features should be must-haves or delighters, not just "nice-to-haves". Understand what users truly value.
  • Declutter the UI: Make important elements stand out clearly. Hide less essential details until needed (Progressive Disclosure).

Remember: Simplicity is powerful. It makes your product easier to understand, use, and ultimately, love.


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