Definition

1. Verb:
   • To design something again or differently: To change the plan, structure, or appearance of something by creating a new design for it.

Usage

The verb "redesign" is used when an existing object, system, process, or space is planned or created anew. It implies a significant change or improvement from a previous version. It is a transitive verb, requiring a direct object.

Examples

• Verb:
  • The company decided to redesign its website to improve user experience.
  • The architect was hired to redesign the old town square.
  • After receiving feedback, the team redesigned the product packaging.

Advanced Usage

• "to be redesigned": (Passive voice) indicates that something is the object of a redesign process.
  • The entire curriculum was redesigned to incorporate digital skills.
• "redesign for": to redesign with a specific purpose or goal in mind.
  • They plan to redesign the application for better accessibility.

Variants and Related Words

• Redesign (noun): The act or process of redesigning something, or the result of that process.
  • The product's redesign was very successful.
• Design (verb/noun): The root word meaning to plan or conceive, or the plan/concept itself.

Synonyms

• Re-engineer: To design and build again, often with a focus on systems or processes.
• Revamp: To give new and improved form, structure, or appearance to.
• Remodel: To change the structure or form of something.

Related Phrases

• Undergo a redesign: To be the subject of a redesign process.
  • The popular model is scheduled to undergo a redesign next year.

Verb

1. design anew, make a new design for