Abstract

This research was carried out with the aim of identifying the level of communication and structuring of the graphic patterns of publications on social networks Facebook, Instagram and Twitter. For this, four cases were chosen that are among the most influential newspapers in Latin America in the first quarter of 2022. These newspapers with greater influence are El Comercio Perú, El Universal, El Tiempo and La Nación considered so by the acceptance of their readers in print editions as in online. To collect the information, the inductive method was used by which topics such as typography, grids, interlettering, compositional elements, among others, were classified. And the method of analysis that serves to evaluate the behavior of the compositional elements individually of each publication. The focus of the research is mixed, since qualitative data were acquired: compositional and quantitative properties: interactions with more scope in the quarter of 2022. Along with this, the statistical data covered by eye tracking as an evaluation team in publications with greater scope or acceptance. In total there are 56 publications evaluated through the files and eleven with eye tracking. The data provided by the two evaluations contribute to the validation of the hypothesis in a theoretical and practical way. Concluding that the management of the structuring of graphic elements effectively affects acceptance in social media. The use of equipment related to neuromarketing is recommended. Which support the results obtainedthrough the application of theory in the designs.

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