Negative Space Exercises
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Spacing
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Negative space design principle
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Gutters
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Positive and negative space
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Margins
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Negative space design principle
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Design principles
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Margins
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Negative space ensures legibility
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Use enough white space to simplify content scanning
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Active negative space makes for visually interesting designs
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Passive negative space
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White space
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Active negative space
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Use enough white space
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Negative space can highlight elements
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Applying active negative space to text
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Passive negative space in web design
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Passive negative space improves legibility
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External negative space ensures spacial balance
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Positive space in layouts
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Negative space improves UX
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Active negative space in web design
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Positive space
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Alignment
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Internal negative space ensures that elements don't clash
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Negative space provides "breathing room" on the page
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Applying passive negative space to text
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Negative space around elements helps establish the order of importance
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Add enough white space
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Negative space in layouts
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Negative space
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Applying positive space to elements
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Applying negative space to elements
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Negative space
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Ensure you have enough horizontal space
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The principle of familiarity
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The principle of human-centered design
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Create stationary experiences
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Points
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Consider users’ field of view
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Windows as a new visual language
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Adjusting scale
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Place content comfortably to reach and view
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Adding depth
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Whitespace in Apple’s interfaces
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Providing immersive experience
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