Dan Geesin first used the term 'Simplexity' in his essay 'The melancholy of the set square', 2002, when describing how technology creates more distance through complex interfaces whilst performing a simple task. For example, getting money from a bank machine.
Dan Geesin first utilized the term 'Simplexity' in his essay 'The melancholy of the set square', 2002, when explaining how technology increases separation through intricate interfaces while performing a basic task. For instance, withdrawing money from an ATM.