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Centered alignment

Centered alignment

Centered text is balanced around a middle line, so both edges are uneven. In the example, each line shares the same center.

Centering draws attention and feels formal, so it suits headlines, short titles, quotes and buttons.

For longer text it slows reading down, because every line starts in a different place. Keep centered text to a few short lines.

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Type Terms: Hierarchy, Alignment and Spacing

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