As the world becomes increasingly complex and complicated,
simplicity becomes increasingly in demand. We all seek simplicity
in small or large measure. We strive to create simplicity at work
and at home. While the lives of our early ancestors may appear
simple to us, it would not be simple for us to live those lives.
This takes us to the root of simplicity: Simplicity is not an
absolute quality. It depends on our experience, knowledge,
understanding, and skills. Simplicity: A Matter of Design offers a
set of terms that will allow us to discuss simplicity in design
with precision. It looks into the basics of simplicity and
researches more in depth three aspects of design: functionality
(simplicity for comfort), aesthetics (simplicity for pleasure) and
ethics (simplicity for conscience). There is an extra chapter on
simplicity in communication. If there is one quality all designers
are seeking it is simplicity. Nevertheless, very little is written
on the subject. Simplicity: A matter of design is a very clearly
written and illustrated must read for students and practitioners
who are intrigued by the concept of simplicity.
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