ötletbl

ötletbl is a term used here to describe a fictional framework for structured ideation. The name is built from the Hungarian word ötlet (idea) and a suffix -bl chosen to evoke the idea of a modular block or workflow.

The term is not established in linguistic dictionaries; ötletbl is presented as a constructed concept in Hungarian-language discussions of creativity and design processes.

In this framework, teams move through stages of rapid idea generation, organization, and evaluation. Ideas are created independently, then collected into thematic blocks or 'idea blocks' that capture related concepts.

The typical workflow includes blind idea generation, clustering of ideas into blocks, labeling of each block with a descriptive tag, scoring based on impact, feasibility, and novelty, and a final selection for refinement or prototyping. Variants emphasize remote collaboration or in-person workshops.

There is no established adoption of ötletbl beyond hypothetical discussion; the concept is used here to illustrate common patterns in ideation frameworks, noting that real-world methods such as brainstorming, design sprints, and mind mapping offer practical equivalents.

Related concepts include brainstorming, design sprint, mind mapping, and idea management.