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Digital MinimalismTheir words
Podcast. Cal Newport’s new book is a great distillation of what I’ve come to believe is the right, sustainable, healthy approach to social media, and technology more broadly. Browse less, make the best of it, and live more.
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Another conversation with my pal Libby, this time about her setting the Gold Standard of Minimalism & my Theory of Gravity.
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After a decade of Swiss minimalism, design is about to swing back to something far more expressive.Their words
I think we're going to swing back to being way more expressive and draw as part of that story.
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Sometimes designers will go to great lengths to make a user interface novel, or minimal, or simple. This is the wrong goal. Novelty, minimalism or simplicity are good heuristics for obviousness, but do not mistake the means for the end.
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It was around this time, in the summer of 2021, that I discovered the Muji pens. I discovered them as every minimalism fetishist discovers them perhaps.
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