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PERCEPTION (GRAPH DESIGN PRINCIPLES (Gestalt principles: set of visual…

- - - - color
        
        Has attributes like: Hue and Intensity
      - Position
        
        Has attributes like: 2D location
      - Form
        
        Has attributes like:
        Orientation, Line length, Line width,Size,Shape and Enclosure
      - Motion
- - - - Connecting elements groups them together. to display the relationships in data
    - - Objects grouped together in close proximity are perceived as a unit. outliers can be identified
    - - Elements that are aligned are perceived as a unit, grid lines are not necessary
    - - color, shape, orientation, or size, we tend to group similar-looking elements together. use this principle to encode the same data dimensions across multiple displays
    - - Humans tend to perceive objects that are almost a closed form as the full form. Ex:eliminate bounding boxes around graphs
    - - Enclosing data points with a bounding box, or putting them inside some shape, groups those elements together. use this principle to highlight data elements in our graphs. Not means bounding boxes