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Wireframing

Wireframing maps out screens, layout and user flow in low fidelity before visual design starts, so structure is agreed before any detail is added.

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

We typically use Figma for wireframing as it allows us to easily transition from low-fidelity wireframes to high-fidelity prototypes within the same tool.

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