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Designing quieter interfaces

A few notes on using typography, rhythm, and restraint to make software easier to read.

The most useful interface is rarely the loudest one.

Start with rhythm

Good reading experiences give each element enough room to breathe. Type scale, line length, and vertical spacing are not decoration; they are part of the interface.

Use contrast deliberately

One strong focal point is usually more useful than a page full of competing accents.