Alignment is the position of elements on a page. Nothing should be placed on the page arbitrarily. Every element should have some visual connection with another element. When information is difficult to understand, a clean and organized page is most critical.
Do not center all your text in your designs. A center alignment is the most common alignment that beginners use. This alignment usually produces a sloppy design, with little empty space.
Text should be aligned to the left, to the right, or justified. Alignment to the left or right along a invisible line gives the design strength. Designers work with clients to determine the best type of design and media to solve a problem. The advertisement needs to clearly communicate a message to its intended audience.
When white space is trapped, like the example on the left, it pushes the two elements apart. In this situation, aligning the text to the right, like the example on the right, or justifies is the better solution.
In design, there is never one right answer.
One answer may be better than another.
The rightness of any design solution depends mainly on the arrangement of media.
