Gestalt Principles (concept)

Gestalt Principles are psychological rules that describe how our minds naturally organize visual information. They explain how we perceive entire objects or patterns rather than just individual parts. For example, we tend to see a complete shape even if some parts are missing, or group elements that are close together or similar in appearance. These principles help us make sense of complex images quickly, guiding how designers create visually harmonious and easily understandable visuals by aligning elements according to these natural perceptual tendencies.