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Rachel Brockbank
London Digital Product Designer at Inktrap Joined over 5 years ago
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Posted to Why does design for children’s websites have to be so chaotic?, in reply to Ivan Braun , Oct 30, 2019
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I completely agree, Ivan! Children's developing minds draw them to colour and patterns and fun, but it doesn't actually aid them in this development at all... It seems strange to put children in a place of sensory overload, almost as if society encourages the "short attention spans" tech-savvy children supposedly have!