21 Inspiring Examples of White Space in Web Design
White space is the blank space, the empty space, between elements. It’s the space we leave between elements to give a layout an elegant look, a clean look. Lately we can see that more and more designers are realizing the importance of creating clean designs, designs that are user friendly and that take advantage of white space. From using white space in headers, footers, between menus, between images and information, texts and sidebars, here you will see great examples of whites space usage in web design. Remember that white space doesn’t need to be white, it may be any color, as long as it is empty.
Snowbird
Eighty3 Creative
Andrew Lucas
Adhara NY
Pirata
Chris Boddy
Over
Anonymous
Something Splendid
CO OP
superReal
Rockaway Relief
Tom Reinert Design
Magic Touch
CEE: The State of Financial & Economic Education
Beatbox Academy
labor b designburo
Session M
Philip House
NV Interactive
The Mealings
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7 comments
Bodhum
November 19, 2012By adding plenty of white space you can leave room for big images, video files, and larger text styles. Readers need extra space to digest larger blocks of sentences. This is a beautiful collection of websites thanks for sharing.
Tomek
November 19, 2012Good set. Bring us a “inspiraing examples of DARK WEBSITES’
Paul Grieselhuber
November 19, 2012Great examples! We leverage whitespace heavily in our site (linked on my name) at LoudNoises. Would you mind taking a look and giving us your feedback? We’re constantly iterating and looking for valuable feedback!
Cheers
Web Design Malaysia
November 19, 2012Once again, a great collection of fine usage of white in web designs. Philip House looks really really good!
Matt Price
November 21, 2012Great examples of web design giving white space centre stage for a change. Online attention spans are notoriously short, surely presenting information clearly, concisely and without unnecessary page clutter is the best way of engaging with your online audiences? Web designers pay attention!
Masood
November 23, 2012Really Awesome collection.. My collection will be present soooooonnn…Please wait…
Megan
November 24, 2012Refreshing! I wish more people appreciated ‘breathing room’ in design instead of asking that every pixel of space contain a marketing message.