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Spacing in UI design refers to the empty areas around and between components like text, images, buttons, and blocks, providing breathing room for each element to stand out.
Included in free versionSpacing in UI design is crucial for creating breathing room around and between components such as text, images, buttons, and blocks. This empty space, often referred to as white space or negative space, ensures that each element has enough room to be noticed and appreciated, preventing the interface from feeling cluttered or overwhelming.
Proper spacing enhances readability and usability by making content easier to scan and understand. Adequate space around text blocks improves legibility, while space between interactive elements like buttons ensures that users can easily tap or click without accidentally selecting the wrong option. This careful arrangement of space contributes to a more user-friendly and accessible design.
Spacing helps highlight individual elements by giving them room to stand out. By strategically placing space around important components, designers can draw attention to key information or actions, guiding users through the interface effectively. This not only improves the visual appeal but also enhances the overall user experience by creating a clear and organized layout. Our UI kit includes guidelines and tools for implementing optimal spacing, ensuring that every design element has the room it needs to shine.
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