Arrangeput

Arrangeput is a neologism that functions as both a verb and a noun, describing a coordinated process of arranging and putting items or components into an organized, optimized layout. In practice, arrangeput encompasses decisions about order, grouping, alignment, and accessibility to maximize efficiency, usability, or space utilization. It is used across contexts such as user interface design, warehouse logistics, interior design, and configuration management.

The term blends arrange and put, with the sense of “to arrange and place purposefully.” It emerged in online design and operations communities in the early 21st century, without widespread formal adoption; it is often described as a neologism or jargon.

In UI/UX, arrangeput refers to simultaneously considering visual hierarchy and functional placement, rather than treating those factors separately. In logistics and warehousing, it describes reconfiguring aisles and stations to shorten travel distance and improve pick rates. In furniture and interior design, arrangeput can mean arranging pieces for ergonomics and flow, balancing aesthetics with practicality.

Usage can be as a verb or a noun. As a verb: “The team arrangedthe layout to arrangeput the most critical widgets at the top.” As a noun: “The warehouse arrangeput reduced pick times by 15%.” The term remains relatively niche and is not part of standard dictionaries, but it appears in industry-focused discussions and design blogs.

See also: arrangement, placement, optimization, spatial planning.