A grid en.wikipedia.org is a structure of intersecting lines that content is hung on. Nobody is meant to see it. It is the thing behind the thing, and the whole point of the arrangement is that a reader takes in the order of a page without ever noticing the device that produced it. The modern typographic version came out of Switzerland after the Second World War, from designers including Max Bill, Emil Ruder and Josef Müller-Brockmann en.wikipedia.org, who were working through the arguments Jan Tschichold had made in Die neue Typographie. Müller-Brockmann's Grid Systems in Graphic Design, published by Niggli, carried it to everyone else.
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