whitespace

Vocabulary Word

Definition

'Whitespace' is the empty or blank space around elements on a page or screen. Like the space around images, lines, and words on a website.

Examples in Different Contexts

In web development, whitespace improves readability. A Web Developer might advise, 'Introducing more whitespace will make our website look less cluttered and more user-friendly.'

Practice Scenarios

Marketing

Scenario:

I like the bold colors in the ad, but I feel it needs more room around the product to draw attention.

Response:

I see what you mean. Less clutter and more whitespace would put the spotlight on our product.

UI-UX

Scenario:

The user interface might benefit from more room to breathe. It seems a bit too congested at the moment.

Response:

Good point, adding more whitespace could improve readability and navigability on overcrowded pages.