closure-implied-shapes

What problem does it solve?

Helps designers avoid over-drawing by using perceptual completion (closure) so interfaces, icons, and layouts still read clearly when details are omitted.

Core Features & Use Cases

• Closure-first visual design: Exploits gaps, negative space, and aligned terminations so partial outlines reliably read as whole shapes.
• Size-robust icons and logos: Calibrates how much omission works at common rendering sizes, especially for small icons.
• Lightweight structure without clutter: Uses inferred containment for cards, implied baselines for charts, and rhythm/proximity for text grouping.
• Worked patterns & anti-patterns: Provides concrete examples (icons, card containers, skeleton states) plus guidance on when reduction becomes harmful or invisible.

Quick Start

Apply closure-implied-shapes to an icon, logo, card, or chart draft to decide what minimal cues to keep and what to remove while preserving recognizability.