| No. | Term | Definition |
|---|---|---|
| 1. | Aim | Intended goal or purpose. |
| 2. | Architecture | Overall structure of a system. |
| 3. | Arrangement | Orderly placement of parts. |
| 4. | Artistry | Creative skill in making. |
| 5. | Backcast plan | Plan backward from desired future. |
| 6. | Blueprint | Detailed plan for building. |
| 7. | Build | Create by assembling parts. |
| 8. | Bylaws | Governing rules shaping structure. |
| 9. | Calibration | Adjust for accurate performance. |
| 10. | Cartography | Mapmaking; charting layouts. |
| 11. | Choreography | Planned sequence of moves. |
| 12. | Composition | How elements are put together. |
| 13. | Concept | Core idea to develop. |
| 14. | Configuration | Specific setup of components. |
| 15. | Construct | Form by putting together. |
| 16. | Craft | Make with skilled technique. |
| 17. | Creation | Something brought into existence. |
| 18. | Design brief | Project requirements and constraints. |
| 19. | Design language | Consistent style rules across outputs. |
| 20. | Design system | Reusable components and guidelines. |
| 21. | Design thinking | Human-centered problem-solving approach. |
| 22. | Devising | Inventing a method or plan. |
| 23. | Diagram | Visual plan or schematic. |
| 24. | Draft | Preliminary version or plan. |
| 25. | Drawing | Rendered outline or sketch. |
| 26. | Engineering | Applying science to build solutions. |
| 27. | Fabrication | Manufacturing by assembling materials. |
| 28. | Fashioning | Shaping into a form. |
| 29. | Formulation | Developing a structured approach. |
| 30. | Framework | Supporting structure or system. |
| 31. | Genesis | Origin or beginning of something. |
| 32. | Geometry | Measured shapes and relationships. |
| 33. | Gist | Essential point or plan. |
| 34. | Graphing | Plotting data or relationships. |
| 35. | Guideline | Recommended rule for making. |
| 36. | Ideation | Generating and developing ideas. |
| 37. | Illustration | Visual explanation or depiction. |
| 38. | Implementation plan | Steps for putting into action. |
| 39. | Intent | Purpose behind an action. |
| 40. | Invention | Newly created solution or device. |
| 41. | Jig | Tool guiding accurate assembly. |
| 42. | Journey map | User steps across an experience. |
| 43. | Justification | Reasoned basis for choices. |
| 44. | Layout | Arrangement of items in space. |
| 45. | Logic | Reasoning structure behind decisions. |
| 46. | Machination | Clever scheme to achieve ends. |
| 47. | Make | Produce or create something. |
| 48. | Master plan | Comprehensive long-term plan. |
| 49. | Mechanism | Working arrangement of parts. |
| 50. | Method | Systematic way of doing. |
| 51. | Model | Representation used to test ideas. |
| 52. | Module plan | Planned unit within a system. |
| 53. | Molding | Shaping by forming in a mold. |
| 54. | Objective | Specific intended outcome. |
| 55. | Orchestration | Coordinated arrangement of elements. |
| 56. | Organization | Structured arrangement for clarity. |
| 57. | Outline | Basic structure of content. |
| 58. | Pattern | Repeating arrangement or template. |
| 59. | Plan | Proposed course of action. |
| 60. | Planning | Process of making a plan. |
| 61. | Playbook | Standard tactics and procedures. |
| 62. | Plot | Arranged sequence of events. |
| 63. | Preproduction | Preparation before making begins. |
| 64. | Process | Series of steps to produce. |
| 65. | Program | Planned set of activities. |
| 66. | Project | Planned undertaking to create. |
| 67. | Prototype | Early test version. |
| 68. | Recipe | Set of instructions for results. |
| 69. | Regimen | Prescribed routine or plan. |
| 70. | Roadmap | Phased plan toward a goal. |
| 71. | Rule set | Defined rules guiding creation. |
| 72. | Schematic | Simplified technical diagram. |
| 73. | Scheme | Organized plan or system. |
| 74. | Script | Written plan for actions. |
| 75. | Setup | Arrangement prepared for use. |
| 76. | Sketch | Quick preliminary drawing. |
| 77. | Solutioning | Developing solutions to needs. |
| 78. | Specification | Detailed requirements and standards. |
| 79. | Storyboard | Sequenced panels planning a narrative. |
| 80. | Strategy | High-level plan to succeed. |
| 81. | Structure | Arrangement and relationships of parts. |
| 82. | Styling | Choosing visual appearance details. |
| 83. | Synthesis | Combining parts into a whole. |
| 84. | System | Interconnected set of components. |
| 85. | Systemization | Making something orderly and repeatable. |
| 86. | Template | Predefined format to follow. |
| 87. | Topology | How parts connect and relate. |
| 88. | Trajectory | Planned path toward an outcome. |
| 89. | Treatment | Planned approach to presentation. |
| 90. | Tuning | Adjusting for best performance. |
| 91. | Typology | Classification by types and forms. |
| 92. | UI plan | Planned interface structure. |
| 93. | Underpinning | Supporting basis for a solution. |
| 94. | Unfolding | Progressive development of a plan. |
| 95. | Venture plan | Plan for a new undertaking. |
| 96. | Vision | Desired future state. |
| 97. | Visual system | Coherent set of visual rules. |
| 98. | Workflow | Sequence of work steps. |
| 99. | Workplan | Planned tasks and schedule. |
| 100. | Workstream map | Mapped parallel work tracks. |
