sizeprinciple
The sizeprinciple is a concept in user interface design that emphasizes the importance of visual size in conveying information and establishing hierarchy. It suggests that the perceived size of an element on a screen or page should directly correlate with its importance or the amount of information it contains. Larger elements naturally draw more attention and are often perceived as more significant, while smaller elements can be used for secondary or less critical information.
Adhering to the sizeprinciple helps users quickly understand the structure of an interface and navigate it
This principle is closely related to visual hierarchy, where size is one of the key tools used