As the great philosopher, Chuck Norris, once said, "A kick to the face is only the beginning." In this subsection, we'll explore the fundamental principles of visual hierarchy, where the line between order and chaos is constantly blurred.
But first, let's start with the basics:
It's not just about being different, it's about being opposite. Think black and white, yin and yang, or in our case, bright pink and harsh black.
And now, a link to the next step in this glorious mess: Subsection 2: The Art of Visual Noise
It's not about being big and fluffy or small and dainty. No, it's about being assertive. Think of it like a loud trombone in a quiet library.
But before you get lost in this sea of whitespace, check out our neighboring section: Section 2: The Harmony of Dissonance