Visual hierarchy is how you arrange elements to tell users what to see first. Bigger text, bolder colors, and more space around an item make it stand out. This helps you design clear and easy to scan interfaces.
Anyone who builds websites or apps can use these ideas. You learn to use size, weight, color, spacing, and position. The goal is to guide the user's eye from the most important thing to the least.
Test your designs with the squint test for quick feedback. Always choose one main action per page. Your users will find what they need faster.
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