Wireframing
Creating low-fidelity layouts to map out the structure and functionality of a user interface before design begins.
Where we use it
We start our design process with wireframing to establish the basic structure and layout of the user interface. This low-fidelity approach allows us to focus on functionality and user flow without getting distracted by visual details, ensuring a solid foundation for the design.
Strengths
- Focus on structure and functionality early.
- Quick and cheap to create and iterate.
- Helps align the team and stakeholders on the core layout.
Trade-offs
- Lack of visual detail can make it hard for some stakeholders to visualize.
- Can be misinterpreted as the final design.
- Doesn't test visual appeal or branding.
Questions
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