stacked design
[/ˈstækt dɪˈzaɪn/]
nounpl: stacked designs
design empilhado
1. A design layout where elements are arranged vertically in layers or tiers, one on top of another, rather than side by side
The mobile website uses a stacked design to ensure readability on small screens.
O site móvel usa um design empilhado para garantir legibilidade em telas pequenas.
2. In fashion or product design, a style where components or layers are placed directly above one another for a compact or organized appearance
The new shelving unit features a stacked design with multiple compartments.
A nova unidade de prateleiras apresenta um design empilhado com múltiplos compartimentos.
3. In web and app design, a responsive layout approach where horizontal elements transform into vertical stacking on smaller viewports
The dashboard uses a stacked design that adapts to different screen sizes.
O painel usa um design empilhado que se adapta a diferentes tamanhos de tela.
This term is primarily used in tech, web design, and UX/UI communities in both Brazil and the United States. It became increasingly important with the rise of mobile-first and responsive design methodologies in the 2010s. In Brazil, the English term 'stacked design' is often used directly in professional contexts, though Portuguese equivalents like 'design empilhado' are gaining adoption in design education.
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