Visual Hierarchy

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Visual hierarchy is the arrangement of design elements in order of importance using size, color, contrast, spacing, and positioning to guide viewer attention. In practice, designers apply this by establishing clear primary, secondary, and tertiary focal points that direct users through content in a logical sequence. This is used at work to ensure users can quickly locate key information, understand navigation options, and complete tasks efficiently on websites, applications, and digital interfaces.

Visual Hierarchy sits under User Interface (UI) Design in the Design domain of the Luminid skills catalogue.

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