Summary
In this chapter, you looked at the fifteen fundamental properties of wholeness, as they apply to UX design, how these properties will improve your design work and how to create "wholeness" and centeredness in your design work. Using multiple examples, we saw how patterns were created and how essential properties of design are incorporated into them. It is important to remember that these properties, while seemingly complex, are actually quite simple to recognize and use. Now that you know what to look for, finding them and incorporating them into your UX design work is now that much easier.
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