workframe
nounUK /ˈwɜːkfreɪm/
US /ˈwɝːkfreɪm/
A workframe is a set of ideas or rules that helps people get a job done.
The team used a simple workframe to plan their project.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. The basic structure that holds something together while it is being built.
The builders set up a workframe before pouring the concrete.
3. A computer setup that helps someone do their tasks.
Her workframe includes a laptop, a second screen, and a keyboard.
4. A way of thinking that guides how a person solves problems.
His workframe for fixing bikes is to check the tires first.