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movement refers to the reader's eye
movement over your
layout
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movement provides dynamism to your design
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rhythm has to do with how you arrange the graphic
elements and how this arrangement dictates a reader's eye
movement over the design
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use rhythm to make your readers view the
most important
element(s) first
types of movement
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real movement:
refers to real life movement
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apparent movement:
refers to illusionary movement - when
still objects seem to move but they are not
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graphic movement:
how your eyes track a layout (rhythm)
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implied movement:
induced movement in a still image (e.g.
flying objects used
in the heading above