"Being simpler means spending more time in problem definition, and more time observing what users need and how they behave" < Yes! Systems are complex enough without adding in unneccesary complexity https://twitter.com/PaulBromford/status/1197789472680792064">https://twitter.com/PaulBromf...
@whatsthepont& #39;s post on desire paths is similarly awesome https://whatsthepont.blog/2014/10/25/desire-paths-and-helicopter-dog-walking-where-is-the-user-centred-design/">https://whatsthepont.blog/2014/10/2... . "Service users know how things work best. Desire Paths are a good illustration of this"
And I wrote this on Konmari and simplicity. I like to think it sparks joy! https://medium.com/doing-better-things/applying-konmari-to-public-service-904a9792d469">https://medium.com/doing-bet...
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