The K. I. S. S. (Keep It Simple, Stupid) principle was pounded into my head in school and … - Jeff Fisher

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Jeff Fisher

The K. I. S. S. (Keep It Simple, Stupid) principle was pounded into my head in school and I still follow it today in most of my designs. I know that my most successful efforts are the simplest. I always find myself trying to subtract detail from design concepts in an attempt to distill the idea down to the most basic communication tool.

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