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Visual Design Basics Visual design focuses on the aesthetics of a digital screen and its related materials by strategically implementing images, colors, fonts, and other elements. A successful visual design does not take away from the content on the page or function. Instead, it enhances it by engaging users and helping to build trust and interest in the brand.

What we will learn today Elements of visual design (Typography) Principle of visual design (Gestalt Laws) Human Information processing skills

The Gestalt Principles of Perception Wertheimer, Köhler and Koffka. Interested in the way the brain imposes pattern on the perceived world Broadly, Gestalt is interested in how people understand material

Gestalt Laws Law of Focal Point The centre of interest Point of emphasis. It catches the viewer’s attention Law of Isomorphic Correspondence All images do not have the same meaning to us, because we interpret their meanings based on our experiences. Law of Simplicity Greater clarity Minimal design Directness and singleness of form

Gestalt Laws: Focal Point The centre of interest Point of emphasis. It catches the viewer’s attention

Gestalt Laws: Isomorphic Correspondence The centre of interest Point of emphasis. It catches the viewer’s attention All images do not have the same meaning to us, because we interpret their meanings based on our experiences.

Gestalt Laws: Isomorphic Correspondence The centre of interest Point of emphasis. It catches the viewer’s attention All images do not have the same meaning to us, because we interpret their meanings based on our experiences.

Gestalt Laws: Isomorphic Correspondence The centre of interest Point of emphasis. It catches the viewer’s attention All images do not have the same meaning to us, because we interpret their meanings based on our experiences.

Gestalt Laws: Simplicity The centre of interest Point of emphasis. It catches the viewer’s attention Greater clarity Minimal design Directness and singleness of form

Gestalt Laws: Proximity The centre of interest Point of emphasis. It catches the viewer’s attention Proximity occurs when elements are placed close together. They tend to be perceived as a group.

Gestalt Laws: Continuity

Gestalt Laws: Figure & Ground

Information Processing

CHUNKING What is ?

Can you memorize the numbers…

Can you repeat the numbers?

Try to memorize again…

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CHUNKING

Information Processing Theory