September 2024
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600 pages
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Content preview from Diseño de interfaces, 3ª edición
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Capítulo 4. Disposición de los elementos de la pantalla
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La disposición se define como la forma concreta en que se disponen los elementos. En el caso del diseño de interfaces, estos elementos son las partes informativas, funcionales, de enmarcado y decorativas de la pantalla. La colocación meditada de estos elementos ayuda a orientar e informar a tus usuarios sobre la importancia relativa de la información y las funciones.
Independientemente del tamaño de la pantalla para la que diseñes -web, quiosco o móvil-, una cuidadosa consideración de la ubicación del contenido es clave para ayudar al usuario a comprender lo que necesita saber y qué hacer al respecto.
A menudo oirás el término "limpio" para describir un diseño basado en la pantalla. Un diseño limpio sigue los principios de jerarquía de la información visual, flujo visual, alineación a través de una cuadrícula y se adhiere a los principios de la Gestalt.
En este capítulo definimos estos principios que informan a tus usuarios de lo que quieres que sepan y de lo que quieres que hagan al respecto.
Aspectos básicos de la maquetación
En esta sección se tratan varios elementos de la maquetación: la jerarquía visual, el flujo visual y las presentaciones dinámicas.
Jerarquía visual
La jerarquía visual desempeña un papel en todas las formas de diseño. El contenido más importante debe destacar más, y el menos importante ...
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