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Simplicity

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Complex information

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You are here

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Simplicity is rare

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But what does simplicity mean?

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“Simplicity means the achievement of maximum effect with minimum means.

-- Dr. Koichi Kawana - artist, designer and architect ”

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Something simple works intuitively.

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Think of Apple’s famous Mac computer.

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Think of Apple’s famous Mac computer.

“It just works!”

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Or Google Search.

Despite its vast and complex network ofcomputers and databases…

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…when you want to do a searchall you see is this:

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…when you want to do a searchall you see is this:

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Simplicity is not simple.

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Simple things are madeunnecessarily complicated.

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You can complicating

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John Maeda, author of The Laws of Simplicity, gives some advice on how to declutter life and make it a worthwhile experience.

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John Maeda, author of The Laws of Simplicity, gives some advice on how to declutter life and make it a worthwhile experience.

Here are 5 of those laws

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The simplest way to achieve simplicity is through thoughtful reduction.1

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When functionality is reducedwithout penalty

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When functionality is reducedwithout penalty

true simplification is realized.

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Organization makes a system of many appear fewer.

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An effective scheme for organization achieves definitive success in taming

complexity.

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An effective scheme for organization achieves definitive success in taming

complexity.

1. Sort

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An effective scheme for organization achieves definitive success in taming

complexity.

1. Sort

2. Label

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An effective scheme for organization achieves definitive success in taming

complexity.

1. Sort

2. Label

3. Integrate

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An effective scheme for organization achieves definitive success in taming

complexity.

1. Sort

2. Label

3. Integrate

4. Prioritize

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An effective scheme for organization achieves definitive success in taming

complexity.

1. Sort

2. Label

3. Integrate

4. Prioritize

5. Done!

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Savings in timefeel like simplicity.

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The average person spends at least an hour a day waiting in line.

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When forced to wait,life seemsunnecessarily complex.

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Maximizing your available time

Time Complexity

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Maximizing your available time can greatly reduce complexity.

Time Complexity

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Knowledge makes everything simpler.4

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Think of a screw and a screwdriver.You just mate the screw’s head to the

screwdriver’s tip and turn.

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Think of a screw and a screwdriver.You just mate the screw’s head to the

screwdriver’s tip and turn.

Simple, no?

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Not if you’re a child and you don’t know which way to turn.

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Knowing how to execute tasks removes its inherent complexity.

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Some things can never be made simple.5

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Some things can never be made simple.5

And that’s fine.

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Just know when to stop simplifying and relax.

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The simplest way to achieve simplicity is through thoughtful reduction.1

Organization makes a system of many appear fewer.

Savings in time feel like simplicity.

Knowledge makes everything simpler.

Some things can never be made simple

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The simplest way to achieve simplicity is through thoughtful reduction.1

Organization makes a system of many appear fewer.

Savings in time feel like simplicity.

Knowledge makes everything simpler.

Some things can never be made simple

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All too complicated, perhaps?

Don’t worry.It all comes down to this:

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Simplicity is about subtracting the obvious and adding the meaningful

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If you do that

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If you liked this presentation

do something simple:

Vote !

Thank you!

A presentation by João Alves

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Images used in this presentation and their talented authors

1 – Attention Tree! – by Philipp Klinger3 – County bubbles - by Ethan Hein4 – Maze Wallpaper Green – by Tiger Pixel5 – Cable Confusion - by e-magic6 – four-leaf clover – by Scyza9 – Mirror, Mirror, in the Ball – by Daniel Conway12 – Computers – by coolpix16 – Weird Cube – by Cieleke17 – Eye Am Feeling Silly – by Cayusa18 – Gear Work 2 – by Curious Expeditions19 – Sign 4: stop – by brokenarts22 – Desktop marauder – by Brintam26 – 19th February 2005 – by Paul Watson32 – 14:47 – by Emborg33 – Birds – by djayo34 – Nighty Night Time – by Cvalentine37 – Light bulb 2 – by brokenarts37 – Levitation 5 – by bizior38 – screw 1 – by lusi38 – screwdriver – by brokenarts41 – Juggler – by Helico42 – iphone to infinity for righty's – by K!T44 – Mediterranean beach – by pale