well-designed

UK: ˌwel dɪˈzaɪnd | US: ˌwel dɪˈzaɪnd

Definition

  1. adj. carefully planned and made to be functional or attractive

  2. adj. showing skillful or artistic execution

Structure
well <in a good manner>design <to plan or create>ed <past participle suffix>
Etymology

The word "well-designed" combines "well," an Old English adverb (from wel) meaning "in a good way," with "design," derived from Latin designare ("to mark out, plan"). The suffix "-ed" turns the verb into an adjective, indicating a completed action. Together, they describe something skillfully or thoughtfully created, reflecting both functionality and aesthetic appeal.

Examples

  1. The well-designed app offers a seamless user experience.

  2. Her well-designed dress received compliments at the event.

  3. The architect presented a well-designed model of the building.

  4. A well-designed workspace can boost productivity.

  5. The textbook is well-designed for self-study.