Golden Ratio

Principle

Aesthetic ratio of approximately 0.618:1, seen in nature, art, and architecture. • Examples: Parthenon, da Vinci, seashells, Apple iPod. • Linked to subconscious preferences for visual harmony. • Not to be forced into designs—used when it enhances design objectives.

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