Layout: meaning, definitions and examples
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layout
[ ˈleɪˌaʊt ]
web design
The arrangement or organization of elements on a web page, screen, or document. It determines how information is presented to the user.
Synonyms
Examples of usage
- The layout of the website was clean and user-friendly.
- The designer spent hours perfecting the layout of the magazine.
organizing
To plan the arrangement of elements in a particular way. It involves deciding how things should be positioned or structured.
Synonyms
Examples of usage
- She carefully laid out the furniture in the new apartment.
- The team needs to layout the steps for the project.
Translations
Translations of the word "layout" in other languages:
🇵🇹 layout
- disposição
- arranjo
🇮🇳 लेआउट
- विन्यास
- व्यवस्था
🇩🇪 Layout
- Anordnung
- Gestaltung
🇮🇩 tata letak
- susunan
- tata
🇺🇦 макет
- розташування
- план
🇵🇱 układ
- rozkład
- schemat
🇯🇵 レイアウト
- 配置
- 設計
🇫🇷 mise en page
- disposition
- agencement
🇪🇸 diseño
- disposición
- esquema
🇹🇷 düzen
- yerleşim
- tasarım
🇰🇷 레이아웃
- 배치
- 구성
🇸🇦 تخطيط
- ترتيب
- تصميم
🇨🇿 rozvržení
- uspořádání
- návrh
🇸🇰 rozloženie
- usporiadanie
- návrh
🇨🇳 布局
- 安排
- 设计
🇸🇮 razporeditev
- postavitev
- načrt
🇮🇸 uppsetning
- skipulag
- hönnun
🇰🇿 орналасу
- орналасу
- жоба
🇬🇪 განლაგება
- მოწყობა
- დიზაინი
🇦🇿 dizayn
- yerləşdirmə
- tərtibat
🇲🇽 diseño
- disposición
- esquema
Word origin
The word 'layout' originated in the 1850s from the verb 'lay' combined with 'out', meaning 'to put in order'. Initially used in the context of arranging physical objects, it later expanded to include the organization of information and design elements in various media.
See also: lay, layabout, layer, layoff, layover, mislay, outlay, outlays, relay.