Alignment

• Alignment is the proper positioning or state of adjustment of parts in relation to each other.
• Alignment is the arranging of elements in a straight line or in a proper position. 
• In typography alignment is the placement of text relative to the margins.

Types of alignment in typography:

• Left Alignment (flush-left).
• Right Alignment (flush-right). 
• Justified Alignment.
• Centered Alignment.

1. Left Alignment :

• In left alignment, all lines begins from the same distance from the left margin but end at varying distance from the right margin.

2. Right Alignment  :

• In right alignment, lines begin at varying distances from the left-margin but end at the same distance from the right margin.

3. Justified Alignment  :

• In justified alignment, lines begin and end at the same distance from the left and right margins respectively.

4. Centered Alignment  :

• In centered alignment, text is aligned to neither the left nor right margin there is an even gap on each side of each line.

Alignment Examples: