Resist being too clever with users

Resist being too clever. I think that's an instinct that a lot of designers sort of have to temper. And the other side of that, I think, is sort of embracing intuition, so, like your own intuition, and also how that will sort of manifest for a user and an experience that would feel intuitive to them. And I think. I don't know what it is about designers that we sort of crave the clever and the elegant. That is a really tempting and I think risky instinct sometimes, because if you get too clever, your interface will be beautiful, but hard to intuit, and that is not where you want to be. So I think that's definitely something that I think about at first. Yeah. I think of design, I think elegance is sort of like collecting anything niche, where it's like there's a small group of people who value this thing extremely like, and that. That would be designers. If I showed my work on Twitter or something and it was really flashy, there's a whole group of people that would be really stoked on it. And they're all designers. They're not users.