staticlayout

noun
UK /ˈstætɪkˌleɪaʊt/
US /ˈstætɪkˌleɪaʊt/

A static layout is a page design that stays the same and does not move or change.

The teacher used a static layout for the poster so the pictures stayed in place.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. In computing, a layout whose positions are fixed in advance and do not adjust to the screen size.

The old website used a static layout that looked cramped on phones.

3. A printed page arrangement that cannot be edited after it is finalized.

Once the book went to press, its static layout could not be changed.

4. A design plan in which elements are placed in fixed spots rather than moving dynamically.

The museum map is a static layout with each exhibit in a set position.