🔸 Master ADVANCED Hierarchy In Under 7 Minutes! (Important)

These are some of the most powerful techniques that designers can use when it comes to visual hierarchy, but also which many people forget or don't use properly.
As one of the fundamental graphic design principles, visual hierarchy is crucial for creating designs that are easy to understand and yet also visually appealing. By using hierarchy, you can guide the viewer's eye through your designs with ease, highlighting the most important elements and creating a clear visual path for the viewer to follow.

One of the most effective visual hierarchy techniques is to use size. By making elements stand out visually, you can create a clear hierarchy that guides the viewer's eye through the design. For example, using bold and large text for the headline and a smaller font for the body copy can create a clear contrast and emphasise the headline.
Another effective technique for creating visual hierarchy is to use colour. By using a consistent colour scheme throughout the design and emphasising certain elements with bold or bright colours, you can create a clear hierarchy that guides the viewer's eye.
In addition to these visual hierarchy techniques, layout and composition play an essential role in creating a clear hierarchy. By arranging elements in a way that guides the viewer's eye through the design, you can create a clear hierarchy and ensure that the most important elements are emphasised.
To use hierarchy effectively, it's essential to start by identifying the primary message or purpose of your design. We also make use of the '3 flow rule' alongside our hierarchy techniques.

Throughout the video, we will provide examples of how to use hierarchy in different types of designs, from posters and flyers to websites and social media graphics. We will also demonstrate how to use layout and composition to create a clear hierarchy and guide the viewer's eye through the design.

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[TheTraumaRecovery]

This deserves some award. Thank you for quality content always.

[KleverKitsune]

This is more valuable information than what I'm getting in my junior and senior year of college

[crazyleg]

Your articulate design principle break downs are always The Bestest

[natasha]

This is fire, esp. for someone whos come out of the painter world and is trying to re-program to understand design techniques. In painting, there is often talk about the 'S' curve, also when it comes to guiding the eye. But a Z and an F are way more concrete and workable. Thank you for educating the childrun.

[samuelcordeiro]

Damn one of the few good videos on youtube about visual hierarchy. Good job!

[tuliofernando]

🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation:

00:00 🌐 *Understanding the Three Flow Rule for Hierarchy*
- The importance of the three flow rule in establishing hierarchy.
- Questions to ask about where the viewer's eyes will land, move to, and finish in a design.
- Example of a design following the three flow rule with a play feed poster.
01:23 🔄 *Techniques for Establishing Hierarchy Patterns*
- Explanation of two common hierarchy patterns: F and Z patterns.
- Applying hierarchy templates based on viewer's natural viewing patterns.
- Highlighting the flexibility of these patterns in design.
02:41 📏 *Using Size Effectively for Hierarchy*
- Emphasizing the role of size in creating hierarchy.
- Three levels of size hierarchy: Hook, Secondary Detail, and Finisher.
- How to adapt size hierarchy based on the design's focal point.
04:09 🔄 *Creating Hierarchy within Grouped Objects*
- A neat trick for creating hierarchy within groups of objects.
- Demonstrating how the arrangement of objects affects hierarchy.
- Acknowledging the specificity of this trick's application.
05:02 📝 *Typography and the Three-Level Rule*
- Applying the three-level rule to typography for hierarchy.
- Identifying the typographic hook, secondary detail, and finisher.
- Recognizing the importance of considering hierarchy in CTA design.
05:53 🌌 *The Vital Role of White Space in Hierarchy*
- Emphasizing the crucial role of white space in supporting hierarchy.
- White space as the best friend of hierarchy in graphic design.
- Understanding how proper use of white space enhances hierarchy.

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[DentistGendy]

Once you said hierarchy can never live without I said Contrast in my mind XD Does it right
We need to Creat Contrast in font weight or shape size or color the create focal point and make a hook then take him in the little trip in the design of course with the help of white space
And that make me think of all the principal of Graphic design being connected to eath other
I'm still learning it's just 1 month and I'm so happy to find your channel
Thank you

[arthurgold]

Satori Sensei you have help me save and grow my graphics design skills over the years so let me say thank you this time sensei... i appreciate your work masa🙌🙌👍👍

[mind_raider]

Hi Satori, thank you for the great and helpful video. The explaination in actual design really help me understand how to apply the principles.

[merinmariyathomas]

Love your videos!!! Thank you for sharing your skills with us❣

[czuwjgq]

I reckin is not about the position of the information, it's about the size and contrast...if you pay attention is like layers where the second hierarchy is in a layer behind the first element....and this happen because the contrasts

[p.burley]

This is the one every beginner should watch.

[mohamedbarquacha]

Useful Technics thank you
I really like ur content ❤

[reilwaystation]

I laugh at the thumbnail my client wants all text to big af

[stockleagacyofficial]

Arrangements and Organization of visual elements

[andre-]

Sir I love your Video Editing and the way you teach us💌

[jovetbarcelo]

As always, a very helpful tips for an amateur like me.

[pktsegb]

what about LTR designs? i should use flipped Z?

[SquishyF]

EPIC! Thank you for the information and time taken for us.

[heis_olajide]

You're the best Satori! It's the way you analyze and put together awesome stuffs.

Do you in any way have like a full course for graphic design?

If yes, please link me up on where to get it and if there isn't i'll be looking forward to one and more.
Thanks :D