legibility - by vincent huang - a slice of my mind
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in the people sense
one of my coworkers recently told me “i can’t tell if you’re having a good time here, because i could imagine you loving or hating this job and still maintaining the exact same energy every day”. several of my friends have similarly mentioned that i’m impossible to read, or difficult to predict, or various other complaints related to being hard to interpret i’ve never actively tried to be illegible, but it’s also true that i’ve never prioritized legibility. many of my influences as a teenager didn’t seem to think it was important to be easily understood by others. the most extreme example…
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