Besides logic, designers must consider the intuitiveness and simplicity of their designs. They should aim to create designs that are self-explanatory and do not require additional instructions for use. The design should indicate its function and how it should be used. Overly complex designs can lose their purpose and effectiveness.
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For simple designs, like those for a door or kettle, manual instructions to "push" or "pull" should not be necessary. Good design should indicate action by itself. Make a pillar visible so that it's clear which side of a door is attached to a hinge. When simple things are overly complex, Norman writes, "the whole purpose of the design is lost."