The empty space on the page is doing work too. Let things breathe.

Emptiness reads as waste when you are the one filling a page, so the instinct is to close every gap. The eye needs somewhere to rest, though, and the space around a thing is what tells a viewer that the thing matters. Crowding does not add information. It only makes all of it harder to receive.

Take something you have made and remove rather than rearrange. Push the elements apart, widen the margins, cut a line, and see whether what is left reads more clearly than the fuller version did.