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Today I am going to share some design advice that you aren’t going to get anywhere else. They don’t teach you this at the university. You won’t find articles about it in the glossy magazines. The design blogs won’t touch the subject. Research would inevitably show that there isn’t a market for this kind of content. Pull on your rubber gloves, it’s time to get real. Let’s talk about leaky toilets.
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