What is the result of setting an element's display property to 'none'?

Setting an element's display property to 'none' effectively removes it from the document flow, meaning that the element will not be visible on the webpage and will also not occupy any space within the layout. This makes it different from simply hiding an element while still allowing it to take up space, as occurs with other visibility-related CSS properties. When display is set to 'none', any margins, padding, or other dimensions associated with the element are also removed, which can impact the layout of surrounding elements. This behavior is crucial for developers who want to manipulate the visibility of elements dynamically without affecting the layout.