Grid

In graphic design, a grid is a structured framework composed of intersecting horizontal and vertical lines used to organize and align visual elements on a page or screen. It helps designers maintain consistency, balance, and hierarchy in layouts by providing a guide for placing text, images, and other design components.

Grids can vary in complexity—from simple column grids to more intricate modular or hierarchical grids—and are commonly used in print design, web design, and user interface (UI) design. By using a grid, designers can create visually cohesive and easily navigable compositions.