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A UX researcher and graphic designer since age 12, when I first discovered Photoshop and fell in love with it.
I truly believe in these principles of visual perception.
These principles offer insight into what happens behind the scenes of a design process, showing that graphic design is more than just creating a pretty image.
By familiarizing yourself with basic design principles such as the principles of gestalt, you can better identify good design.
This skill is essential not only for designers but also for anyone requesting design.
My Swiss knives
Human eye tends to link similar elements within a composition.
Similarity
Human eye tends to follow a continuous path be it lines, curves or intersections.
Continuation
Photoshop
Since 2009
Figma
Since 2021
Illustrator
Since 2017
Human eye tends to prefer design where elements are made up of equivalent parts.
Symmetry
Designs are always differentiated by our perception of figure and ground.
Figure-ground
Human eye tends to perceive objects that are placed together to be more related than the ones far apart.
Proximity
Human eye tends to follow a continuous path be it lines, curves or intersections.
Continuation
Human eye tends to complete the missing part in a design.
Closure
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My recent work
Must read UX articles
A UX researcher and graphic designer since age 12, when I first discovered Photoshop and fell in love with it.
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I truly believe that understanding the principles of visual perception is crucial in design.
They offer insight into what happens behind the scenes of a design process, showing that graphic design is more than just creating a pretty image. By familiarizing yourself with basic design principles such as the principles of gestalt, you can better identify good design.
This skill is essential not only for designers, but also for anyone requesting design.
Hi, I'm
Maor
My recent work
Must read UX articles
Photoshop
Since 2009
Figma
Since 2021
Illustrator
Since 2017
My Swiss knives
human eye tends to perceive closely placed objects as more related than those farther apart.
Proximity
Human eye tends to link similar elements within a composition.
Similarity
Human eye tends to follow a continuous path be it lines, curves or intersections.
Continuation
Human eye tends to complete the missing part in a design.
Closure
Human eye tends to prefer design where elements are made up of equivalent parts.
Symmetry
Designs are always differentiated by our perception of figure and ground.
Figure-ground
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