Using a dotted canvas in digital whiteboarding tools helps users maintain spatial awareness and context, reducing disorientation and enhancing interaction efficiency.
The dots on a canvas serve as visual cues that help the brain gauge relative positions and sizes, addressing the challenge of working in expansive digital spaces.
When zoomed out, the dot grid acts as a minimal distraction, allowing users to focus on their tasks while providing necessary context for navigation.
In digital canvases, positioning objects requires understanding four dimensions, and the absence of visual reference can lead to user frustration during prolonged tasks.
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