What does design need to be good and successful? Dieter Rams answered this question for himself in the seventies with ten theses. Rams, then responsible for design at Braun and the father of numerous classics, thus succeeded in formulating ten commandments for designers that could easily be posted on the door of any design academy to this day. Our favorite is thesis number ten: Good design is as little design as possible. Everything that is superfluous can go, concentrating on the essentials is the key – or: less is more after all.