What does Web layouts mean?

Web layouts refer to the different ways of arranging content and elements on web pages. They determine where navigation, headings, texts, images, buttons, forms, sidebars or footers are located and how the individual parts relate to each other visually. A website can use different layouts depending on the page type, for example a different arrangement for the homepage, an article, a product page or a landing page. A good layout should create a clear visual hierarchy, make orientation easier and be responsive, adapting to the screen size. Well-designed layouts support clarity, usability and a consistent look across the entire website.