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Why is consistency in design important? Why can too much consistency cause problems?

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This solution talks about how consistency can be both advantageous and disadvantageous when designing.

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Design consistency is important when the design approach is simple and scalable. Also, if the design will likely provide better user experience than it is important to keep the approach consistence. For example, is the Apple iPhone since its inception, the design approach has been consistent when it comes to the home button, ...

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