'feature-focused' originates from the English words 'feature' and 'focus', where 'feature' meant 'a distinctive attribute or aspect' and 'focus' meant 'the center of interest or activity'.

'feature' and 'focus' have been used in English since the late Middle Ages, with 'feature' deriving from the Old French 'faiture' and 'focus' from the Latin 'focus', meaning 'hearth' or 'fireplace'.

Initially, 'feature' referred to a 'made thing' or 'form', and 'focus' referred to a 'fireplace'. Over time, 'feature' evolved to mean 'distinctive attribute', and 'focus' to mean 'center of interest'.