Visual language refers to a system of communication that uses images, symbols, colors, shapes, and spatial arrangements to convey meaning. Unlike verbal language, which relies on words and grammar, visual language taps into visual perception and can express complex ideas, emotions, and information in a non-verbal format. Key components of visual language include: 1. **Symbols**: Icons or symbols that represent ideas, objects, or actions (e.g., traffic signs, logos).
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