A visual shape must connect to a complete idea. A complete idea needs a main title and supporting text. The shape should sit next to both parts.
By Pawan Nayar · from the LLOS AI Learning record
A visual shape must connect to a complete idea.
A complete idea needs a main title and supporting text. The shape should sit next to both parts.
A shape next to only a title is just decoration. A shape next to a title and its supporting text works better. This pairing helps the reader see the shape, title, and text as one unit. This makes the shape more meaningful.
A designer creates a webpage. The designer places a small icon next to a section title. Below the title is a paragraph of text. The icon only sits next to the title. The icon looks like a simple decoration. The designer then moves the icon to sit next to both the title and the paragraph. Now, the icon helps the reader understand the whole section's meaning.
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