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Brutalist Web Design

A murb'ed feed, posted about 6 years ago filed in design, architecture & speed.

A manifest for Brutalist Web design by David Bryant Copeland: raw, bare bones, web design. It is fast, the UI predictable, and lacks unnecessary decoration.

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