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Why simple is hard for agencies
by Erlend on February 13th, 2009
We live in a complex world - it can't be that simple!
“Educated” people want to show off
It's much more fun to make complex stuff
If it's too simple - you'll think we didn't work hard on it
You can't bill much for simple
And, my personal favorite: Simple is not simple.
When was the last time you made something simple?
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