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Focus of Attention
The reader’s eye normally follows a path from the upper left corner to the lower right area in the visual field. Thereby
the look passes through the optical centre.
You should use this pattern when arranging map elements, so that the position of important objects on the map always corresponds
to natural eye movements.
This example shows how the reader’s eye follows a path from the upper left to the lower right area in the visual field while passing through the optical centre.
Reader's Eye Movement. Relief of background map reproduced with the permission of swisstopo(BA057224) |
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