layoutguide

noun
UK /ˈleɪ.aʊt.ɡaɪd/
US /ˈleɪ.aʊt.ɡaɪd/

A layout guide is a picture or set of lines that shows where things should go on a page.

The teacher gave us a layout guide so we knew where to draw the title and the pictures.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A document that explains how to arrange elements in a design or publication.

The magazine team followed a layout guide to keep every page looking the same.

3. A set of on-screen lines used in software to help place text and images neatly.

She turned on the layout guide to line up the columns in her poster.

4. A reference showing the planned positions of rooms or objects in a space.

The museum's layout guide helped visitors find the exit quickly.