(graphic design) the use of blank space on a page to help reinforce the structure of the page and avoid cluttered graphical elements. Blank space (not necessarily white), when used conscientiously, ca [..]

In a Web page, line feeds, carriage returns, spaces, and other typed characters not visible through the browser display window but considered part of the content of a Web page. [After Bahorsky]

In designing publication, the areas where there is no text or graphics -- essentially, the negative space of the page design.

White space is an empty area on a page or on a screen. White space does not always have a white colour. The defining feature of white space is that white space does not contain text or graphics.

The total amount of non-image areas on a page, particularly gutter

Blank space in a print ad that is not occupied by copy or an illustration.

Empty or unused space (having no lettering or graphics) within the sign face. (Also called negative space. See also positive space.)

An opportunity for company to generate revenue where it is not currently. For example, generating revenue from an existing product in a new market.

Characters used to create visual spacing within a program. White spaces include space, tab, carriage return and line feed characters.

The use of blank (uncluttered) space on a page to promote content and navigation.

The space on a page not occupied by type, pictures, or other elements.

Area of a printed piece that does not contain images or type. Also called negative space.