üksveerguline

Uksveerguline is an Estonian term that translates to "single-columned" or "one-columned" in English. It is most commonly used in the context of layout and design, particularly in typography and web design. When referring to a layout, a uksveerguline arrangement means that content is presented in a single, continuous block or column.

This type of layout is often favored for its simplicity and readability, especially on smaller screens like mobile phones. In print, a uksveerguline format might describe a book or newspaper page that does not divide its text into multiple vertical sections. The term emphasizes a straightforward, unadorned presentation of information, without the need for visual breaks or sidebars that would create multiple columns. It is the default or basic layout in many contexts, serving as a foundation before more complex designs are implemented.