« Review of Extreme Democracy | Main | Olbermann on Bush » White SpaceI actually think a lot about white space. I spent several years working for a typographer, and I took that gig in order to learn more about publishing, especially design of the printed page, but I've never done a direct study of visual design... so I had a passing understanding of the value and use of white space, but until now I'd never seen a good article explaining how it works. A List Apart has just such an article, written by Mark Boulton, who notes that whitespace is subjective, its use a matter of practice. He points to a good reference, Typography: A Manual of Design jon posted this at 8:29 AM |
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