Refers to all characters that appear as blanks on a display or printer. This includes the space character, the tab character, and sometimes other special characters that do not have a visual form.
The area on a printed sheet that is not covered with ink to top
Blank areas on a page or on a computer screen. White space may not necessarily be pure white; its defining feature is that it does not contain text or graphics.
The area of a page with no printing on it.
Portions of an advertisement that are blank.
Any number of tabs, spaces or newline characters separating entities in a string.
the space in a print advertisement that does not contain any text, illustrations, or graphics; the blank space in and around the individual elements of an advertisement. An important advertising design factor.
Open space between type, graphics or any element on a page.
Areas of a page free of any type or artwork.
a space, tab, carriage return, or line feed
the computer term referring to all "invisible" characters -- spaces, tab characters, new line characters, etc.
The areas of a picture left around an illustration. White space creates an energy working against the art and is an important part of the overall composition of the work.
The total amount of non-image areas on a page, particularly gutter s and margin s. White space also refers to the space on either side of typographic characters, which can be reduced with tracking.
Areas on a piece which are free of type, graphics, and photos. White space is important in good design. It makes a piece more readable.
areas of the page with nothing on them. Appropriate use of white space can enhance the appearance of the page layout and make information easier to find.
As the name implies, that portion of the promotion piece left blank, intentionally, without print or illustration. White space eliminates a cluttered look and makes the piece more inviting to the reader.
A sequence of one or more characters, such as the tab character, the new line character, or the blank character, that belong to the space character class.
The areas of the page without text or graphics, used as a deliberate element in good graphic design.
areas on a page that have no printing on them.
The blank areas on a page where text and illustrations are not printed. White space should be considered an important graphic element in page design.
Any string of spaces and/or tabs is referred to as whitespace. Under certain circumstances (depending on the shell and/or function being used) the Newline character may also be counted as whitespace. The name comes simply from the appearance of these characters on a screen: white.
Space on a page not occupied by type, pictures or other elements.
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Blank space in a print ad that is not occupied by copy or an illustration.
The blank area on a page where text and illustrations are not printed..In bookwork, the gap between the body text and the running head and folio.
The area left open in an ad that is not printed over with type or art.
A series of one or more space or TAB characters.
A defined zone around a trademark where neither text nor other graphic elements (such as images or other logos) can be placed. The white space supports the representative effect of a trademark. The Heraeus wordmark is surrounded by white space defined in more detail in the Corporate Design Manual.
in designing publication, the areas where there is no text or graphics -- essentially, the negative space of the page design.
The space around the elements in an layout allowing the viewer to rest before reading more text and allowing the designer to arrange elements to maximize impact. Designers LOVE white space.
The area of a print advertisement that is left blank in order to capture attention.