minimizeprinciple
The Minimize Principle is a guideline used in various disciplines to reduce unnecessary complexity, resources, or elements while maintaining functionality and effectiveness. In user interface and design contexts it encourages creators to remove extraneous components, thereby enhancing usability, accessibility, and aesthetic clarity. The principle is rooted in the broader concept of minimalism, which has been applied in graphic design, architecture, and technology since the mid‑20th century. Designers following the Minimize Principle often adopt iterative testing to identify which parts of a system can be eliminated or simplified without compromising user experience.
In software engineering, the Minimize Principle is reflected in practices such as code modularization and feature
While the Minimize Principle valides simplicity, critics argue that excessive reduction can diminish functionality or user