Give related things
room to belong.
Objective: use space to show which pieces of information belong together.
When the gap between two lines is small, readers tend to see them as one group. A larger gap signals a new idea. You can use that relationship before adding boxes or rules.
One group. One job.
“Friday” and “18:00–21:00” answer the same question: when? Keep them close. Leave a larger space before the place information.
18:00–21:00
Free entry
Use a smaller gap within each group than between groups. There is no universal magic number.
Make two groups.
Adjust the spaces until the day and time read together, with a clearer pause before the location.
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