7 lessons our mothers taught us about design
Blog post from Webflow
Mothers, often unintentionally, impart valuable design lessons by emphasizing intuition, clarity, perception, and simplicity. Mat Vogels highlights the importance of trusting one's instincts and maintaining forward momentum, suggesting that an overemphasis on details can hinder the broader vision. John Moore Williams reflects on his mother's insistence on the significance of language, advocating for concise communication by eliminating unnecessary words to enhance clarity and effectiveness. Will Wong adds that people are inherently perceptive, implying that every detail is noticed and matters. Waldo Broodryk echoes the theme of simplicity, emphasizing the importance of removing superfluous elements to focus on what is truly necessary.
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