Proximity in graphic design refers to the arrangement and organization of elements in relation to each other. It is the visual closeness or distance between elements within a design composition. Proximity is used to create relationships, group related information, and establish hierarchy, making it easier for viewers to understand the visual hierarchy and hierarchy. By placing elements close to each other, designers can create groupings that suggest connections or similarities between the elements. Proximity helps in guiding the viewer's eye and helps to organize and convey information more effectively.
