Alignment in web
design means everything from the bigger elements, such as the header, content,
navigation, and footer, to the inside elements, like paragraphs, ads, text
headers, and images.
A design with poor
alignment is a little like a poorly organized desk.
Alignment is vitally
important in print graphic design because it:
- Allows you to arrange elements in a way that matches how people naturally scan the page
- Helps balance your image so that it’s visually appealing
- Creates a visual connection between related elements
Images in Alignment
Edge Alignment
Center Alignment
Common Types of Horizontal Alignment for Text
There are four common types of alignment when dealing with text placement:
- Center
- Flush Left
- Flush Right
- Justified
Centered
Flush Left
Flush Right
Justified
Bad Justified Alignment
