Ten simple ways to look at simplicity
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The document outlines ten principles for achieving simplicity in various contexts, such as gadgets, presentations, and communication. It emphasizes that simplicity can be identified when users can easily interact with a product, understand concepts clearly, and access information quickly. Additionally, it discusses the importance of straightforward communication and sustainable solutions in both organizational and team settings.
Ten simple ways to look at simplicity
- 1. Parveen Goel Ten simple ways to look at simplicity
- 2. with your Gadget, if your customer can operate it without the user manual You know you have achieved simplicity
- 3. With your Understanding any concept, if you can explain it to a 6-year old You know you have achieved simplicity
- 4. With your Presentation, if you can write it in 30 font size and use less than 10 slides. You know you have achieved simplicity
- 5. with your “Some Assembly Required” products, if your customers can assemble it without losing their temper or their fingers. You know you have achieved simplicity
- 6. with your Website, if visitors can get to the relevant information in less than 3 clicks. You know you have achieved simplicity
- 7. with your Story or joke, if the audience will remember and enjoy it long after the meeting. You know you have achieved simplicity
- 8. with your Message, if it doesn’t require many fancy words and approval from your lawyer. You know you have achieved simplicity
- 9. with your Solution, if it can be implemented and sustained. You know you have achieved simplicity
- 10. with your Organization, if you can achieve objectives without command and control. You know you have achieved simplicity
- 11. with your Team, if members can communicate and understand without too many words. You know you have achieved simplicity