Practice

The useful constraint

The useful constraint

The useful constraint

The useful constraint

Why a limited palette, a strict grid and one clear question often make a better starting point.

Why a limited palette, a strict grid and one clear question often make a better starting point.

Why a limited palette, a strict grid and one clear question often make a better starting point.

Fewer moves, more intention

Constraints create a surface for judgement. They do not reduce the work; they give it a sharper edge.

Keep the decision visible

When a rule is useful, it should explain itself in the outcome.

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