Practical Techniques for Interfaces
Adopt a 4- or 8-point spacing scale and a baseline grid that unifies type and components. Mastering the Use of White Space becomes easier when decisions follow principled increments, reducing inconsistency, speeding collaboration, and making designs predictable to maintain over time.
Practical Techniques for Interfaces
Add compact, comfortable, and spacious density options to respect different eyes and contexts. Mastering the Use of White Space includes offering choice, so users on small screens or long workdays can adjust breathing room without losing hierarchy, clarity, or essential functionality.