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Our solutions support our users in carrying out a certain task – and in doing this as simply and effectively as possible. Only the information and functions necessary for the working step are suggested. This helps prevent cognitive overload.

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We show the user only the necessary relevant information and avoid complex content. ​By consciously leaving out or hiding information at the first level, the operation/application is made simpler for users.​

For example, on the timetable for the connection, only the start point, destination and number of stops are shown initially.
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