Michael de Leon’s Post

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When crafting a design, it is essential to understand how viewers interact with it. This is where Fitz Law comes into play, influencing how and where we direct attention. Consider FITS law, which states that larger closure targets are easier to interact with. Indesign. This means making key elements like text and imagery instantly noticeable and accessible. By applying FITS law, we are just the size and placement to guide the viewer's eye. For example, enlarging a key image or text can draw attention more effectively. Let's apply this to our design watch as we make the text bolder and larger, drawing attention to it first. Similarly, we can alter the image size and placement, ensuring it's easily noticeable and complements the text, making the entire design more user friendly and engaging. Remember, effective design isn't just about aesthetics, it's about understanding human interaction. Fitz Law helps us create designs that are not only visually appealing, but also intuitive and easy to navigate.