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You probably heard of the term Vertical Rhythm if you researched a little about typography on the web. It’s one of the most important practices when working with typography. I’ve used Vertical Rhythm on all my sites ever since I read about it.
One day, it struck me that I haven’t had a clue why vertical rhythm was important. Two more questions quickly arose following that thought: “How does Vertical Rhythm improve the design of the site? What lessons can I draw from Vertical Rhythm so I can improve my design?”
I decided to find out why. Here are my thoughts.
Let’s begin the article with some context so we’re on the same page.
What is Vertical Rhythm?
Vertical Rhythm is a concept that originated from print typography (I think). In Vertical Rhythm, we try to keep vertical spaces between elements on a page consistent with each other.
This is often done with the help of a baseline – A common denominator used to create the consistent spaces.
In practice, we often visualize the baseline in print design by overlaying our page with a baseline grid as shown below...
Reading it: https://zellwk.com/blog/why-vertical-rhythms/
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