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I know exactly what you mean! It's a fine line to walk. I just read a great piece on this very subject: https://vocal.media/01/the-silent-power-of-interface-design-why-less-leads-to-more?utm_source=Iterable&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=. This article, "The Silent Power of Interface Design: Why Less Leads to More," really articulates why simplicity is such a strategic advantage in contemporary user interfaces. It argues that a seamless interface reduces friction and allows users to focus on their tasks, leading to better engagement with digital products. The article emphasizes that minimalism isn't just about aesthetics; it's about making every element meaningful and improving overall user experience by doing less but doing it perfectly.