"PLACEMENT OF PICTORIAL, GRAPHIC INFORMATION ON THE WEB PAGE"
Keywords:
Web design, User engagement, Graphic information, Pictorial elements, Cognitive psychology, Information retention, User experience, Visual hierarchy.Abstract
This scientific article explores the critical role of effectively placing pictorial and graphic information on web pages to enhance user engagement and satisfaction. The study delves into the psychological and cognitive aspects influencing user perception, the impact on information retention, and the implications for website design. Through a thorough examination of current research and practical insights, this article aims to provide valuable guidelines for web designers and developers seeking to optimize the placement of visual elements on their websites.
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