Depth Binocular vision allows us to judge distances
Posted: Tue Jan 21, 2025 4:34 am
And focus on objects at different distances, but most importantly, what is happening close by. On a flat screen, shadows or blurring are often used to create depth and make something pop. However, to achieve the primary effect of depth, it is enough (as trivial as it may sound) to make the more important elements large and the rest smaller.
Read also: A detailed guide to sidebar usability Color Color surrounds saudi arabia consumer email list us everywhere and carries additional information load. The user transfers the accumulated experience of "color - information" to both the website pages and the open application window. To push him to the desired actions and push away from the unwanted ones, use what has been firmly hammered into all of our heads since childhood: the colors of the traffic light.
Here's how red, the "bad" price, helps draw attention to the best price: By the way, don't let the term "color blindness" catch you off guard: a vanishingly small portion of the population has truly "black and white" vision, while various types of color blindness (when the eyes do not distinguish one basic color, which affects the perception of the entire gamut) are subject to about 5% of the population, and if your audience is male, even more: 8%.
Read also: A detailed guide to sidebar usability Color Color surrounds saudi arabia consumer email list us everywhere and carries additional information load. The user transfers the accumulated experience of "color - information" to both the website pages and the open application window. To push him to the desired actions and push away from the unwanted ones, use what has been firmly hammered into all of our heads since childhood: the colors of the traffic light.
Here's how red, the "bad" price, helps draw attention to the best price: By the way, don't let the term "color blindness" catch you off guard: a vanishingly small portion of the population has truly "black and white" vision, while various types of color blindness (when the eyes do not distinguish one basic color, which affects the perception of the entire gamut) are subject to about 5% of the population, and if your audience is male, even more: 8%.