(Watch the video to see why I made that face!)
There are a few design concepts that confuse people when they’re first learning them.
White space is definitely one of them.
You know that well-designed pages use white space. But when it’s time for you to use white space yourself, you may not know how to approach it.
It’s important to master white space, because doing so makes all your pages — whether they’re in print of on the web — more inviting and easier to read.
This week’s video shows you the first places to add white space to your pages. It’s easy once you get the hang of it.
Over to you
Does white space confuse you? Let’s talk about it in the comments, and I can clear up any confusion you have.
17 thoughts on “How to Use White Space to Make Your Marketing Clear and Easy to Read”
Pamela – one of the reasons why your information is so accessible is that you always give examples to demonstrate what your teaching. I know this makes sense, but so many people don’t do it.
BTW – interesting look on the still!
I’m doing a little experiment to see if a goofy still shot gets more clicks. 😉 All in the name of effective marketing, of course!
You mean a sympathy click as in ‘It looks as though you’ve sat on a pin’! 😉
I agree Caroline. practicing the preaching is fairly rare.
I echo the kudos. I love quick vids that give just enough info to digest and that makes an impact. Thank you for saving my brain info overload. I love your explanations!
Thank you, Bea. I get impatient when watching long videos, so I wanted to keep these nice and short. Thanks for your comment!
Hello…
Your site is already the best example of the use of the white space;
It’s very relaxing for the eyes…
And you have also another white space : in the style,
It’s very relaxing for reading
Thanks for all…
Thank you 🙂
Goofy makes is memorable. Solid info makes it usable. Love it when combined effectively. Well done, Pamela.
Another Gold Nugget of video and information! super! thank you for sharing. Just the meat =)
Thanks, Percy … and thank you for subscribing to the YouTube channel!
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Pamela,
Loved your commercial – good info (and convincing delivery too!). Really appareciate your helpful suggestions.
You’re welcome, Lori. Thanks for the comment!
I couldn’t agree with you more about having enough white space. I try to have our sites designed with white space as I sell promotional products and they are very colorful. It there isn’t enough white space then it is hard to see the products. When we created our blog site we keep it very clean and easy to read. Good information for all.
Thank you, Arleen, and thanks for taking the time to comment!
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