Definitions For Mockup

Noun

MOCKUP (plural MOCKUPs) A prototype, usually low-fidelity, such as paper illustrations, screenshots, or simple configurations of screens with limited interaction.

Alternative forms

mock-up

Translations

Arabic: {{t-needed, ar}} Catalan: maqueta, f, prototip, m Chinese: : Mandarin: 樣機, sc=Hani, 样机, tr=yàngjī, sc=Hani, 模型, tr=móxíng, sc=Hani Finnish: malli French: maquette, f, modèle, m German: Modell, n, Mockup, n, Nachbildung, f Greek: μακέτα, f Hungarian: modell, mintadarab, makett Irish: samhail, f, samhailghaireas, m, balbhshamhail, f Italian: modello, m, simulacro, m Japanese: 木型 (きがた, kigata, sc=Jpan), モックアップ (mokkuappu, sc=Jpan), 模型, tr=もけい, mokei, sc=Jpan Korean: 목업 Polish: makieta, f Portuguese: modelo, m, maquete, f Russian: маке́т, m, моде́ль, f, tr=modɛ́lʹ Spanish: maqueta, f, prototipo, m Turkish: model, numune, örnek

Etymology

Circa 1915–1920, from mock up, pos=v, by imitation of {{der, en, fr, maquette}}2010, Webster's New World College Dictionary, from {{der, en, it, macchietta}}, diminutive of macchia, , stain, from {{der, en, la, macula}}2001, Le Nouveau Petit Robert