What is Alignment ?
Alignment enables order and organisation, which creates a visual connection between the elements.
Types Of Alignment
- Edge Alignment : Edge alignment occurs when your text and design elements are lined up with each other’s top, bottom, or side edges.
Center Alignment : Center alignment is exactly what it sounds like your elements are aligned along a central axis.
- Vertical Alignment : In vertical alignment, your text or other design elements are lined up with the top and/or bottom margins of the page.
- Horizontal Alignment
- Left : Left alignment is the standard use of paragraphs to the text page that uses a lot of content.
- Right : This will work well only if used for a minimal design content such as business cards, banners.
- Justify : It will make little irregularity in the text that ultimately makes the page difficult to read.
- Centered : It is usually used to display the balance and focus on design that does not use a lot of content.
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