ebay is one website where they show proximity very well. They have everything arranged very well where they separate everything into different categories. They have the name of the site very clearly able to be read but in the middle of they have the hot items where people can easily click on but around that they just have miscellaneous information (what people are less interested in) in much smaller print around the main points of this page.
Yahoo is very similar to the eBay picture above but its main concern is not selling things. You can see that Yahoo shows is name very clearly up in the top but then has the top articles in the middle of the page. But what Yahoo does that eBay doesn't is make their search bar very distinct because Yahoo is mainly a search engine so they want people to know how to search for things and where to go.
The Bill of rights shows great proximity in bering very professional. The document states the title up top as the eyes would go to first and below is each article separated because they are all different. The document also states the date by the title because it is related the when the Bill of Rights is written.
This is a good example of advertising in proximity. The title of the product is show boldly like they have confidence in the item they are selling but below their product is the golden goodness that you can eat. Also relevant to the product is all of the good nutrition facts they they are bragging about that they also show boldly.
This is our book that we need to read for class and this shows the title very clearly but in the corner is where they brag about how there is 8 books in 1 and below that relevant to the book included is where they list the books that is included. But below the book they bold the authors to there is difference between the authors and the title of the books.
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