crit-density-spacing

To evaluate UI density and whitespace, compare 2-4 density options side-by-side across locked layouts, wireframes, and component sets to guide the final spacing direction. This structured workflow ensures spacing decisions converge consistently.

A consistent spacing scale defines UI density tokens uniformly across components. It is needed to systematically generate multiple density configurations—spacious, comfortable, compact, and dense—while maintaining visual rhythm and ensuring touch targets remain compliant.

Create multiple density configurations by applying consistent spacing tokens to generate spacious, comfortable, compact, and dense variations. Apply these options to dashboards, forms, and cards, then analyze whitespace and rhythm to improve grouping and readability.

Yes, you can apply density critique workflows to locked layouts, wireframes, and component sets. The process reads locked facets, compares 2-4 density options in a crit loop, and converges toward a final design direction for the existing components.

The best way to converge spacing decisions is using a convergence workflow that reads locked facets and compares density options in a crit loop. This ensures spacing tokens are defined consistently and touch targets remain compliant across all components.