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See, hierarchy is how you present the elements on your design (whether it’s a brochure, a website or a business card).
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This directs viewers to where they should focus their attention. As a general rule of thumb, the larger the design element, the more attention-grabbing.
69% CVR boost

Colorescience

eCommerce CRO
This directs viewers to where they should focus their attention. As a general rule of thumb, the larger the design element, the more attention-grabbing.
69% CVR boost

Colorescience
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This directs viewers to where they should focus their attention. As a general rule of thumb, the larger the design element, the more attention-grabbing.
But there’s a lot more to visual hierarchy than “bigger is better”. Hierarchy is how you present the elements on your design (whether it’s a brochure, a website or a business card).

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Your Marketing Team’s Secret Laboratory
My philosophy & approach to CRO.
This directs viewers to where they should focus their attention. As a general rule of thumb, the larger the design element, the more attention-grabbing.
But there’s a lot more to visual hierarchy than “bigger is better”. Hierarchy is how you present the elements on your design (whether it’s a brochure, a website or a business card).
Your Marketing Team’s Secret Laboratory
My philosophy & approach to CRO.
This directs viewers to where they should focus their attention. As a general rule of thumb, the larger the design element, the more attention-grabbing.
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This directs viewers to where they should focus their attention. As a general rule of thumb, the larger the design element, the more attention-grabbing.
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