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    The simplest way to achieve simplicity is through thoughtful reduction.

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    craigslist's design works and worked at scale for 20 years. no need to add parallax to every website just for the fuck of it.

  3. 2) Craigslist is a really cool, weird company. Check out their job postings and benefits:

  4. 1) Craigslist's aesthetic is absolutely intentional. It looks like classified ads on purpose. Fancy unsolicited redesigns miss this point.

  5. Lots of people have debated Craigslist's design on my Medium post this week. Two things I didn't get to mention in the post...

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    The best reasoning for the importance of designers learning to build products I've ever read. Great story.

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    As a programmer, it can be hard to explain what exactly you did all day.

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    “really successful companies usually tackle one bite-size task at a time. After a while, it really adds up.”

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    I just published an article on about CSS Houdini, and how it will change everything we know about CSS!

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    Watch Michael Stipe cover David Bowie's "The Man Who Sold the World" on

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    A Carson/Letterman/Leno/Shandling Photo That Closes The Book On A Late-Night Era

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    absolutely the wildest thing i have ever seen in both my gaming and computing career:

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    So how do you deal with people getting annoyed by your newsletters? Click the "unsubscribe" link for them.

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    If you want to be a better writer, ignore this cover and read this book:

  17. Wrote a wee post about skipping the things you don't know yet. You Aren't Gonna Need to Design It:

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    Every time I want to say "this product sucks", I instead spend that time fixing the thousands of things I've made that make others say that.

  19. I wonder if Alan Turing anticipated his test becoming an annoying design trend. 💬 NO! STOOOOPPP

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