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Negative space ensures legibility

Negative space ensures legibility Bad Practice
Negative space ensures legibility Best Practice

Good typography is not only about positive forms but also the spaces between them. Internal negative space — for example, space between lines and characters — helps ensure that the text is legible.

External negative space helps direct the flow of the page and establish hierarchy.[1] The space around the contact details draws users' attention to it. At the same time, the body text that flows around it emphasizes the connection between these 2 content groups.

Pro Tip: According to the web accessibility guidelines, the line spacing should be at least 150% bigger than the font size.

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