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Issue : #7
link - https://www.figma.com/design/r5Xf94Un5HxsLTJ4aKToK4/Untitled?node-id=0-1&t=4PMkGWnA1IzjxtmE-1
so in left one, every structure, buttons, text, place-holders and colours are organised and follow a proper flow
whereas in right one, the similiarity is not present as we can see no proper similar colour template is used, the place-holders are not similar, there's no
proper flow to it
The Law of Similarity states that when things look alike ,sharing the same color, shape, or size our brains automatically assume they belong together or do the same thing.