From root: disenyo
Usage Note
Pagdidisenyo refers to the process or professional practice of creating a design. It focuses on the activity rather than the finished product.
Examples
" Mahirap ang pagdidisenyo. "
Natural Translation
Designing is hard.
Literal Translation
Hard the designing.
" Ang pagdidisenyo ay nangangailangan ng pasensya. "
Natural Translation
Designing requires patience.
Literal Translation
The designing requires of patience.
" Ang pagdidisenyo ng isang magandang website ay nangangailangan ng oras, tiyaga, at malalim na pag-unawa sa gusto ng kliyente. "
Natural Translation
Designing a good website requires time, patience, and a deep understanding of what the client wants.
Literal Translation
The designing of a beautiful website requires of time, patience, and deep understanding of want of-the client.
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