STRUCTURE of your site
It simply depends on your brand and the audience you want to reach.


ASYMMETRICAL
A free-flowing layout with an uneven distribution of elements.It creates movement, dynamism and a sense of modernity. Light, engaging and visually unexpected.
Bold, creative and informal brands. Perfect for agencies, startups, lifestyle brands and younger audiences.
Energy. Originality. Freshness.
Lightness. Freedom. Creativity.
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SYMMETRIC
A balanced layout based on mirrored structure. It brings order, clarity and a sense of stability. Clean, structured and highly professional.
Brands focused on trust, precision and reliability. Ideal for law firms, finance, institutions and premium brands.
Order. Elegance. Stability.
Predictability. Trust. Professionalism.
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ASYMMETRICAL

SYMMETRIC

WHITE SPACE in LAYOUT
how much space elements have and how freely the layout can “breathe”.
White space (also known as negative space) is not wasted space - it’s what creates clarity, hierarchy and balance.
Used well, it can make a website feel either compact and information-rich or calm, refined and elegant.


CONDENSED
Minimal spacing, a high density of content.
Elements are placed close together, making the most of available space and reducing the need to scroll.
Technology companies, e-commerce and content-heavy websites - where speed, efficiency and quick access to information matter.
Intensity. Functionality. Focus.
Efficiency. Everything within reach.
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SPACIOUS
Generous spacing between elements creates a sense of openness. The layout feels lighter, giving users space to focus and process content comfortably.
Premium brands, creative studios, wellness and design-driven businesses -where aesthetics and experience matter.
Elegance. Clarity. Calm.
Lightness. Sophistication.
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CONDENSED

SPACIOUS

TYPOGRAPHY
It can feel formal and authoritative - or light and expressive.
In this section, we’ll define which typographic style best fits your brand -
classic, modern, or a combination of both.


SERIF
Fonts with decorative strokes, associated with tradition and print.
They feel classic, elegant and trustworthy.
Law firms, cultural institutions and premium brands - especially those that emphasize tradition, credibility and experience.
Class. Authority. Tradition. Trust.
Best used in headlines or short text blocks rather than long passages.
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SANS-SERIF
Clean, simple and highly legible.
The most commonly used typefaces in digital environments.
Startups, technology companies, e-commerce and modern brands - where clarity, speed and accessibility matter.
Modernity. Simplicity. Freshness.
Clarity and ease of use across all devices.
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MIX
A combination of serif and sans-serif fonts - typically serif for headlines and sans-serif for body text.
Creative, cultural and educational brands, those that want character while maintaining readability.
Balance. Contrast. Style.
A refined look with a modern edge, when used thoughtfully.
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