This quote (below) reminded me a story... “There should be a minimum amount of furniture (rules, boxes, dots, and other guide rails for traveling through t

This quote (below) reminded me a story... “There should be a minimum amount of furniture (rules, boxes, dots, and other guide rails for traveling through the typographic space) and a maximum amount of information.” – Robert Bringhurst, The Elements of Typographic Style A company I know of, had rolled out major UX changes in their bug tracking system. One of the changes was complete removal of all borders on text boxes on bug entry screens. Imagine a page filled with text boxes, with not a single clue of where they are except labels above them. Users literally revolted. The change ended up becoming an option just for that company.