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#12 Alignment

Book Definition:

The way pieces of a design line up and position themselves, a composition that uses alignment to best effect controls how our eyes move across a text.

My Definition: 

The positioning and placement of elements in such a way that makes the audience read or look over it in such a way that is productive and beneficial. 

Example:



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