UX Glossary Interaction Design

Law of Common Region

Interaction Design

The Gestalt principle stating that elements enclosed within the same clearly defined boundary are perceived as a group — even if they are otherwise visually dissimilar. In UI design, this principle explains why cards, panels, and dividers are effective grouping mechanisms, and why elements accidentally enclosed together by a border or background will be read as related.

Related Terms

Gestalt Principles Law of Proximity Visual Hierarchy Card (UI Component)
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