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-Consistent spacing enhances visual appeal and functionality in layouts. Space relates to size and visual consistency through alignment of baselines, gutters, padding, margins etc.
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-Spacing and padding are used in combination and can be defined as the following:
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-Spacing: the space **outside** a component, determining how elements are positioned relative to each other.
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-Padding: the space **inside** a component, controlling the distance between its content and boundary.
+Spacing is a powerful tool that determines how elements are positioned relative to each other and emphasizes certain elements while de-emphasizing others. Consistent spacing enhances visual appeal and guides the user's journey through the content. Space relates to size and visual consistency through alignment of baselines, gutters, padding, margins etc.
 
 While Salt provides a general approach to spacing, it isn’t an exhaustive set of guidelines.
 
 ## Spacing ramp
 
-The design system uses the same spatial tokens for both spacing and padding. Consistent application of these tokens helps align layouts, establish a uniform visual rhythm, and enhance the overall visual appeal of your application's design.
+The design system uses the same spatial tokens for both spacing. Consistent application of these tokens helps align layouts, establish a uniform visual rhythm, and enhance the overall visual appeal of your application's design.
 
 The Salt spacing system is structured around a base unit of `--salt-spacing-100` for each density, with a scale that is proportional across all densities. Every space token within the system is a multiple of `--salt-spacing-100` and percentages of the base unit. This scale ensures consistency and flexibility with predictable values that adjust both upward and downward.
 
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 ## Container padding
 
-A container represents an enclosed area with information, this is typically anything that is in a `div` in code. Padding in containers varies depending on the container size.
+A container represents an enclosed area with information, this is typically anything that is in a `div` in code. Padding is the space inside a given area, controlling the distance between its content and boundary. Padding in containers varies depending on the container size.
 
 Please refer to the [header block pattern page](/salt/patterns/header-block) to learn more about container padding in context.