relayout

English

Noun

relayout (uncountable)

1. The process of arranging or laying out again or differently.
   • 1958, Franklin G. Moore, Manufacturing Management, page 230:

     Relayout work is similar in many ways to new layout, but there are important differences.

Verb

relayout (third-person singular simple present relayouts, present participle relayouting, simple past and past participle relayouted)

1. (non-native speakers' English) To arrange or lay out again or differently.
   • 1976, H. H. Jamaluddin, Industrial Diagnosis of Some Agricultural Machinery Manufacturers in the Philippines: A Systems Approach, page 133:

     The procedure for relayouting of facilities within an existing plan is to: (i) carefully identify the goals to be accomplished; (ii) conduct work-simplification survey to identify flaws in the present layout […]

   • 2021, Wanda Baltzer, Theresa Hradilak, Lara Pfennigschmidt, An individual-centered approach to visualize people’s opinions and demographic information, page 177:

     Global relayouting is synchronous, i.e., the JavaScript execution of the client is blocked.