Yeah, I’ve noticed that when you reduce the line density—keep only the essential vertical and horizontal strokes—the brain has fewer intersections to parse. A single straight path from top to bottom with minimal branching cuts distraction. Also, consistent line weight and uniform spacing create a rhythm the mind can anticipate. If you collapse nested menus into a single horizontal line or use a staggered grid with just one line of content per row, you free up working memory. Basically, strip away any extra curves or angles that don’t serve a functional hierarchy, and the interface feels cleaner and faster to navigate.