Michael Scharnagl • 3/19/2021

Overenhancement

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This article discusses the concept of 'overenhancement' in web development, where well-intentioned UI/UX improvements like hamburger menus and tabbed interfaces can actually make websites harder to use. It argues for simplicity and careful consideration before implementing enhancements, using real-world examples and referencing Dijkstra's views on complexity.

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