White Space

White space, also known as negative space, refers to the empty or unused areas in a design, such as around text, images, or other elements. It is intentional and helps create balance, improve readability, and emphasize important content. Rather than cluttering a layout, white space provides visual breathing room, guiding the viewer’s eye smoothly across the design. Proper use of white space enhances clarity and aesthetic appeal, making information easier to process and the overall design more polished and professional.