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Effective interfaces use spacing deliberately to signal structure
deep involvement
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and strong visual organization so that what users perceive aligns with what designers intend
Law of Proximity - UX Laws uxposters or commit users to unwantedLaw of Proximity describes a core principle of visual perception: objects that are positioned close to one another are naturally perceived as related, even when they differ in shape, size, or color. Rooted in Gestalt psychology and widely applied in UX design, this law reminds us that users infer relationships through spatial distance faster than through labels or visual styling. When elements are placed too close or too far apart without intention,
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