What is visual hierarchy, and how would you apply it to a job listing page?
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Visual hierarchy guides attention through relative size, contrast, spacing, alignment, and grouping. On a job listing, emphasize the title and company, make location and eligibility easy to scan, and provide a clear application action. Group supporting details consistently rather than making every element equally prominent. Use readable text and more than color alone to communicate status. Validate the hierarchy with representative users and small-screen layouts. A large number of competing badges or buttons can obscure the primary decision even when each component looks polished on its own.
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