redesign
Redesign refers to the process of designing something anew or altering its design to improve its function, usability, aesthetics, or alignment with new requirements. It can be applied to products, services, systems, interfaces, or structures. A redesign may range from minor updates to a complete overhaul and often involves revisiting goals, constraints, and stakeholder needs.
Common contexts include graphic design, product design, software and web design, user experience design, architecture, and
Motivations include improving usability or accessibility, boosting performance, reducing costs, updating aesthetics or branding, complying with
Process typically follows design thinking or user-centered methods: assess current design, define goals, conduct research, generate
Types of redesign range from incremental updates to a full-scale overhaul, targeted redesign of a subsystem,
Redesign is closely related to revamp, overhaul, and rebranding, but carries its own emphasis on reworking underlying