When questions like this come up, this is one of the two sets of "rules" that I often point to. The other is Tania Rascia's (which shows each rule being applie

When questions like this come up, this is one of the two sets of "rules" that I often point to. The other is Tania Rascia's (which shows each rule being applied to the same example, instead of each rule being demonstrated in a vacuum). I think the two different ways of illustrating the impact of each "rule" can be helpful for a pretty wide range of folks who often think in different modes. https://www.taniarascia.com/design-for-developers/ https://www.taniarascia.com/design-for-developers/