Plantilles

Plantilles is the plural form of plantilla, a term used in Catalan and Spanish to refer to templates, layouts, or standard forms. It describes predesigned structures that serve as starting points for creating documents, websites, emails, or software interfaces, as well as forms used to collect information.

In publishing, design, and information technology, a plantilla provides a consistent format: predefined styles, sections, placeholders for content, and rules for alignment or behavior. Users replace placeholders with actual content to produce new documents or pages while preserving the overall structure.

In business and human resources, plantilla often denotes the workforce or staff of an organization, and more broadly the set of templates used for HR processes such as contracts, payroll, or performance evaluations. The plural plantilles is used when referring to multiple templates or multiple staff rosters.

In sports, especially football and basketball, plantilla refers to the team roster. Discussions about plantilles may compare different squads across seasons or competitions.

Regional usage varies by language and country, but the concept remains consistent: plantilles are reusable patterns or groups that streamline the creation or organization of content, people, or teams. The term is commonly encountered in administrative, technical, and athletic contexts within Spanish- and Catalan-speaking regions.