Simplicity. Overused term. Underused concept.
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Monday, October 6th, 2008
Simplicity
- Wow, thanks for this timely topic. I concur with all points, particularly about the google homepage, but not so much about amazon.com. I think they have a long way to go before they become simplistic. I find their site overloaded with information and, at the risk of sounding as if I know what's going on in the ...Read more >
- Nice carry over from the global rally. Really like your comments on this one. Seems interesting that the new standard of a brand is it good for me, good for society and good for the planet and somewhere in those virtues advertising is going to have a hard time finding residence. Anyways this one hit home. Have a great day. Read more >
- Thinking about this some more, I guess I'm way less conscious of really great and simple websites and portals. No need to think about them much, because they work for me. Google does it. But try finding a mobile phone to buy on optus.com.au, and boy do I remember that. It just doesn't work. The good ones I don't even ...Read more >
Monday, September 29th, 2008
Are you normal?
Are you normal? Do you behave in a normal fashion? Do your friends think you are normal?
- and there you go! On the other hand Mark Twain, famous American Author, once said that he didnt trust anyone who could only spell one way...
- Your thoughts on emails and well-crafted messages had me thinking. Today, I receive more and more emails written entirely in small letters (of course, now we call it lowercase), without any punctuation whatsoever. Sometimes it's difficult to gauge where one sentence ends, and another one begins. When I point this out to my friends and colleagues, they tell me that ...
- And, normal isn't normal. This normality loop has been closed. We are all individuals.
