WHAT IS VISUAL HIERARCHY
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Visual hierarchy is the strategic arrangement of design elements so that the most important information stands out clearly. It is created by manipulating elements like scale, color, contrast, alignment, and proximity according to principles of design. Effective visual hierarchy avoids busy backgrounds and overstyled text, instead prioritizing clarity and prominence to guide the viewer's eyes to the essential information.
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