Master Spacing in UI Design 💪

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Join us in this video as we delve into the art of mastering spacing in UI design. We’ll share key tips and strategies, such as embracing the 8pt grid for consistent and precise spacing, understanding the basics of spacing, and how to effectively use white space. This video will provide you with the knowledge you need to create a harmonious and visually appealing user interface. Don’t miss out on these vital design insights!… Remember to Subscribe

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49 Comments

  1. For vertical trimming of text – Do you keep it standard or do you go for the 'Cap height to baseline' option. If it's the former, do we just look at the bounding box of a the text for measurements? I'm confused because it feels like the padding changes depending on text size too, right?

  2. Always love your stuff. Quick question, do developers prefer working with col grids vs pixel grids? I'd assume cols since it's relative and now you can develop based on cols but I'm wondering if there's a way to easily convert those pixel grid designs to be ready for development. Or perhaps the developers code it by hard-coding paddings/margins with pixels and fill up the containers to be full width? Wondering if anyone has experience/answer to this. Thanks.

  3. hi thank you so much for these tutorials! they've been immensely helpful as a junior designer. I was hoping you could make more videos like portfolio or case study reviews where you point out common mistakes and things you would improve in them 🙂 thanks!

  4. Soo basic. When are you going to share some advance tips. I have been following you for a long time and it seems like you content is catered to beginners.
    Sorry for harsh words but I kinda disappointed in you J.

  5. A grid defines the amount of variable width columns across the page. E.g. 12,8,6,4 the gutters and padding are based on the base REM usually 16px which is decidable by eight. This allows your horizontal grid to fit any screen width as you change column count between break points and columns scale horizontally between each break point.

  6. Can’t believe that you didn’t mention your 8px grid is driven by the base em being 16px. Im assuming that’s why you do it. Everything in typography is driven from the base M of set and the equivalent in digital is the base REM which is invariable 16px. This is exactly how I work and now with tokens it’s so easy. Thanks for reassuring me about my design practices and for helping to keeping me relevant.

  7. Good stuff! You mentioned the button spacing, do you have any advice for the size of the buttons, specifically the smallest I should make them for finger taps (like, share, report, save, etc. buttons).

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