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Let's talk about 2

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another very important aspect of visual design: 3

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How to design a layout using whitespace. 4

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Every piece of good design uses whitespace well. 5

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In fact, if you want to make a web site that looks designed, 6

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you need a lot of whitespace in 7

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the correct places on your site. 8

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So, what is whitespace? 9

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Whitespace is just space where there isn't any stuff. 10

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Easy. 11

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Whitespace absolutely is the key to create 12

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a clean and simple look and feel. 13

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This web site uses whitespace quite well. 14

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Look at the space between the icons and the text, 15

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the space between sections, between the section's headings 16

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and its content, and between paragraphs. 17

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This makes the web site look clean and inviting, 18

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all because it uses whitespace in a well-executed way. 19

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And this is the same web site, but without whitespace. 20

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Do you see the big difference? 21

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There is like no room to breathe here. 22

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Everything looks bulky and unthoughtful. 23

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Definitely not what we want. 24

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So based on this, the first guidelines are quite simple, 25

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and it's actually easier than it may sound. 26

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Just put whitespace between your elements. 27

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Put whitespace between your groups of elements. 28

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Put whitespace between your web site's sections. 29

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But don't exaggerate because when elements 30

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are spaced out too much, they may lose 31

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the relationships to one another. 32

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So don't use too much whitespace. 33

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You have to be careful with this. 34

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And with this, you will see how your web site 35

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will look nice and clean, professionally designed. 36

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Now with the whitespace that you add, 37

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you describe invisible relationships 38

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between the elements of your web site. 39

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You communicate how the pieces of information relate 40

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to one another, and this is very important. 41

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So whitespace is closely related 42

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to something we call visual hierarchy. 43

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This is the organization of your content. 44

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Let's go back to our previous web site example. 45

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Again, the text here is very small, 46

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but that's not what matters here. 47

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Just look at the way whitespace is used on 48

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this web site to define the different sections. 49

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We can clearly see where each section begins, 50

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just through the correct use of whitespace. 51

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And that's what hierarchy is all about, actually. 52

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So again, whitespace is really powerful. 53

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Hierarchies give your web site order, 54

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and so it's kind of important that you get it right. 55

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And how do you do it? 56

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Just design with having three simple guidelines in mind, 57

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and you should be fine. 58

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First, define where you want your audience to look first. 59

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Also, establish a flow that corresponds 60

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to your content's message. 61

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Because hierarchy is exactly that. 62

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It guides the user from one element to the next. 63

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And then, use whitespace to build that exact flow. 64

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So concluding, in this lecture, we learned that whitespace 65

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is a powerful tool to create well-defined content hierarchy. 66

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Using whitespace right can make 67

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a web site look clean and simple. 68

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So this was quite an important lecture.

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