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Well, the article is focused on consumer web design. It appears to be someone thinking out loud and coming up with some fairly standard advice. I agree an info
by crispyambulance 9y ago
Well, the article is focused on consumer web design. It appears to be someone thinking out loud and coming up with some fairly standard advice.
I agree an information-dense approach is warranted when people re-visit a site many times-- what you would call professional/industry design? But even then, the minimalist principles are still valid. You don't want to clutter with unnecessary stuff, but you _MAY_ just have more stuff.
Do you have a compelling example of effective non-minimalist web design?