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One thing I keep coming back to when designing complex systems: the user shouldn’t have to understand the complexity behind the system to get something done.
With CIVARA, we’re exploring how multiple services, dependencies and processes can come together around one clear human outcome.
Complexity can exist underneath. The experience above it should still feel simple.
Brilliant execution!
Thanks Kaushal
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