What this quote means

This quote advocates for typography so clear it becomes invisible, like a crystal glass that doesn't distract from the content. It resonates with design purists who value function over ornament. It applies in book design, websites, or interfaces, where readability is paramount. It reminds us that typography's purpose is to serve the text, not to draw attention to itself.

How to apply it daily

Examine a document or webpage and simplify the typography to improve readability, removing any element that distracts from the content.