All over this article - all too often people think 'minimal design' is 'using Helvetica and getting rid of the gradients and drop shadows'. There's a whole lot

All over this article - all too often people think 'minimal design' is 'using Helvetica and getting rid of the gradients and drop shadows'. There's a whole lot more to it than that, and it all goes back to studying Müller-Brockmann and embracing minimalism as a school of thought rather than an aesthetic.