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- What to do with empty space in a UI?
- What are empty states in UI?
- What is negative space in UI?
- What is white space in UI design?
What to do with empty space in a UI?
Using attention and focus to power up the visual hierarchy
Emphasising objects with surrounding white space may be used to focus user's attention to particular section on the UI. That is how we create impactful visual hierarchy and add additional value to which chunks we want to focus the user's attention most on.
What are empty states in UI?
What are empty states? Empty states are moments in a user's experience with a product where there is nothing to display. First use, user cleared, no results, and errors are four of the most common types of empty states.
What is negative space in UI?
Basically, negative space — or white space, as it's often called — is the area of the layout which is left empty. It may be not only around the objects you place in the layout but also between and inside them. Negative space is a kind of breathing room for all the object on the page or screen.
What is white space in UI design?
What is White Space? White space is the area between design elements. It is also the space within individual design elements, including the space between typography glyphs (readable characters). Despite its name, white space does not need to be white. It can be any color, texture, pattern, or even a background image.
