Maintain consistent formatting and alignment throughout the codebase to improve readability and maintainability. This includes proper indentation for multi-line constructs, consistent spacing in documentation, and clear structural organization. Key formatting practices: - Use consistent indentation for multi-line type intersections and complex structures - Align related elements properly for visual clarity - Format JSDoc comments with proper spacing and include relevant tags like `@default` - Prefer simpler conditional structures (separate `if` statements over `else if` chains when conditions are mutually exclusive) Example of proper multi-line type formatting: ```typescript export type Styles = PaddingStyles & MarginStyles & FlexStyles & DimensionStyles & PositionStyles & WrapTextStyles; ``` Example of proper JSDoc formatting: ```typescript /** * Set this property to `hidden` to hide content overflowing the box. * * @default 'visible' */ ``` This approach ensures code is visually consistent, easier to scan, and more maintainable across the entire codebase.