Personalizer: meaning, definitions and examples

As earlier, used when something is made or chosen according to a specific person's tastes, preferences, or needs, often in the context of digital services or products.

• The music app acts as a personalizer by creating playlists based on your listening habits.
• Online shopping experiences often function as personalizers, recommending products you might like.

Applies when something is modified or adjusted to fit specific requirements or preferences, often in a more general context including products, services, or experiences.

• You can act as a customizer when you build your own burger by choosing the ingredients.
• The software includes a variety of tools for the customizer to adjust the interface layout.

Specifically used when adjusting clothing or sometimes services to fit someone, focusing on precision and fit.

• A skilled tailorer can adjust the suit to fit perfectly.
• Although commonly associated with clothing, a consultant who matches services to the client's needs can also be considered a tailorer.

Used when emphasizing the distinction of one person or thing from others, often with a focus on uniqueness or individuality.

• Teachers can individualize their instruction to meet the needs of each student.
• The fashion designer is known for her ability to individualize each piece of clothing.