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To improve visual grouping in UI design, apply proximity-based spacing by enforcing tighter gaps within components, larger gaps between distinct groups, and the loosest gaps between sections to clarify relationships.

Your form layout likely suffers from poor proximity, where uniform spacing or label drift makes related elements feel disconnected. Enforcing label-to-input closeness thresholds and distinct between-group gaps resolves this clarity issue.

The best way to assess information hierarchy in a card composition is to run a pass/fail check on spacing rules, flagging uniform spacing or section smushing, and verifying that within-component gaps remain tighter than between-group gaps.

Yes, you can receive actionable spacing recommendations for a list layout by listing your current gaps. The system analyzes the element relationships and recommends concrete adjustments to enforce a clear visual rhythm.

You should not rely on borders when proximity can establish grouping naturally. Border dependency often masks poor spacing; adjusting within-component and between-section gaps creates clearer relationships without adding visual clutter.