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embody. Similar to my previous suggestions, Maeda advocates “simplifying” features so they do only what they absolutely must. For advanced features that are used occasionally or by users of secondary importance, “hide” those more complicated features. One way to hide complexity is to put power-user features into an “advanced options” dialog or coll

You can use this to your advantage if you really want a client to pick a particular version, colorizing only that sketch (and showing a few color options), which lets them clearly know it’s your favorite.