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simplexity

simplexity

9.9
A balance of simple and complex parts in a system
  • noun
  • /sɪmˈplɛksɪti/
  • Jargon
translation icon : simplexidad
  • The simplexity of the smartphone's design makes it appealing to both beginners and experts.

Examples

  • Engineers strive for simplexity to create products that are powerful yet easy to use.

  • The simplexity of the design impressed everyone.

  • Good teaching often involves simplexity, presenting complex ideas in a simple way.

  • Can you explain the concept of simplexity?

  • The concept of simplexity emphasizes achieving a perfect balance between straightforwardness and intricate functionality.

  • In her design class, she taught that simplexity is crucial for creating user-friendly products that still offer advanced capabilities.

  • The term simplexity describes systems that manage to appear simple while containing underlying complexity.

How Complex

complexity
166 5.0
intricacy
23 6.7
simplexity
  • Jargon
9.9
simplicity
63 1.7

Surface Forms

simplexity singular
simplexities plural

Etymology

Simplexity comes from simple 'easy' and complexity 'complicated', and it helps you think of a balance where something is easy to use but has many parts—like a powerful phone that still feels simple. So, simplexity is the mix or balance of simplicity and complexity in a design or process.