Design

What is Hierarchy?

The visual order of elements on a screen arranged so the most important information is seen first. Size, weight, and contrast create hierarchy.

headline → subhead → body

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Visual hierarchy is created with...

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In real work

Set up a clear hierarchy: large bold headline, medium subhead, small body text. Eye lands on the headline first.

In the illustration

Three equal plates swell to large-bold, medium and small; the sighting scope swings across and stops on the headline first.

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Fix the hierarchy on the pricing frame in your design tool: the price should read first, the plan name second, the feature list third.

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