defining the information hierarchy is not important for working out the possible options for arranging the content on a page
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The content of a page is arranged in such a manner that the reader’s attention is drawn towards each section of the page and is easily understood.
Page layout is the final stages of setting a page for books or any other matter before they are printed.
It enables to arrange the matter sequentially so that the page looks good and the layout has some logic.
Little hierarchy is always needed in a page to give it a correct, readable structure.
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