Gestaltungsgesetzen
Gestaltungsgesetze, often translated as principles of design or laws of perception, are guidelines used in visual arts, graphic design, and user interface design to organize elements in a visually pleasing and comprehensible manner. These principles are not strict rules but rather observations of how the human brain naturally perceives and organizes visual information. They help create order, clarity, and effective communication within a design.
One of the most fundamental Gestaltungsgesetze is the Law of Proximity. This principle states that elements
The Law of Closure describes our tendency to perceive incomplete shapes as complete. The brain fills in
The Law of Common Fate posits that elements moving in the same direction are perceived as a