diseñaré

Diseñará is the third-person singular form of the Spanish verb diseñar in the future indicative. It means "he/she/you (formal) will design" and is used to refer to a future design-related action by a single subject. The verb diseñar describes the act of planning, creating, or detailing a design, and is widely used in fields such as graphic design, architecture, product development, and engineering.

Morphology and formation: diseñar is a regular -ar verb. In the simple future, Spanish adds the endings -é, -ás, -á, -emos, -éis, -án to the infinitive stem. For the third person singular, the form is diseñará. It carries a tilde on the final syllable to indicate the stressed syllable: dise-ña-rá. The pronunciation places the palatal nasal /ɲ/ in the "ñ" and ends with a tap /ɾ/ before the final vowel.

Usage: Diseñará is employed when stating that a specific subject will perform designing tasks in the future. Examples: “La empresa diseñará un nuevo logotipo.” “La directora diseñará la interfaz de usuario para la próxima versión.” It is often contrasted with other tenses of the same verb, such as diseñaba (imperfect), diseñaré (first person future), or diseña (present).

Etymology: Diseñar comes from the Latin designare, meaning to designate, mark out, or sketch, through the evolution of Spanish. The noun diseño (design) shares the same root.