Gestaltprinsipper
Gestaltprinsipper, or Gestalt principles, refer to a set of perceptual laws and theories developed within the field of Gestalt psychology to explain how humans organize visual stimuli and perceive patterns. The term originates from the German word "Gestalt," meaning "shape" or "form," emphasizing the idea that the whole perception is more than just the sum of individual parts.
These principles describe the innate tendencies of the visual system to group elements based on characteristics
Gestalt principles are widely applied in various fields including design, art, human-computer interaction, and psychology, to
While initially formulated through experimental observation and psychological research in the early 20th century, these principles