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White space is a term used in printing for the areas of a page left blank.
Beginners often neglect to account for space. Too much space and the visuals and type get lost. Not enough space, and it looks overcrowded.
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The value of white space becomes obvious when words are unspaced, when a page is filled to the edges, or when a section ought to be broken up into several paragraphs.
But when white space is well employed, it makes communication easier and more enjoyable.
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"There's an old saying: 'White space is nice.' Amateurs tends to pack every nook and cranny of space with visuals and type. Don't. White space is not your enemy."
Kim Golombisky and Rebecca Hagen
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Words in print contain graphic qualities that influence the meaning. When these divisions are present, they imply order and design.
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In design, “white space” is negative space. It’s not blank space because it has a purpose. It is balancing the rest of the design by throwing what is on the page (or the screen) into relief. The white space helps focus our visual attention.
The parts of the brain used for thinking about space are also used for thinking about time.
Think about how we can open up our schedule and let some white space in — the mental equivalent of a light, airy room of one’s own that we allow ourselves to retreat to, and refuel, a few times a day.
It should be noted that a “room of one’s own” means that. We are ...
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