Visual design is composed of several fundamental elements that structure and organize how viewers interact with it. Understanding and using these elements in balance is essential to creating an effective and cohesive design. Lines are used to convey text and information, and the choice of line type, size, and color affects the clarity and overall style of the design, reflecting the designer's approach and shaping the viewer’s experience. Shapes help organize content, divide sections, and guide the viewer’s attention to key elements. Shapes can be geometric or organic, depending on the intended purpose of the design. Color is a crucial element for psychological impact and conveying emotions. It is used to highlight important elements, create harmony or contrast, and elicit emotional responses from the audience. Space, especially white space, aids in organizing elements and providing visual relief. Balanced spacing contributes to a sense of order and aesthetic appeal, preventing clutter in the design. Texture adds depth and realism. It can be tactile in physical designs or visual in digital designs, giving an additional dimension to the visual composition. Proper and balanced use of the basic design elements — line, shape, color, space, and texture — results in a coherent and impactful design capable of effectively conveying messages and capturing the audience’s attention. Almustaqbal University, The First University in Iraq.
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