Why do designers talk softly the words "busy layout" or "text heavy"...

Nothing in a design is subjective nor be supposed to it be. From image behavior to color swatches to paper texture, each part in a well-executed design has a motive. A sharp designer is repeatedly asking himself how the different elements and method at his dumping, such as color, cropping, distinct fact, whatever can be improved used in tune of the message.

Designers use an unwarranted amount of time stripping out extraneous facts and simplifying a design. U know why does nearly every product photo in advertising have a white background? It's bcoz any background detail would divert attention from the product, where the attention belongs. Why do designers talk softly the words "busy layout" or "text heavy" with such contempt? Bcoz e they know that removing waste adds simplicity.