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Wireframing is a practice used by UX designers which allows them to define and plan the information hierarchy of their design for a website, app, or product. It is an essential step in deciding the layout and placement of elements before anything is built in code. A wireframe focuses on how the designer or client wants the user to process the information on a site. Without the distractions of colors, typeface choices, or text, wireframing lets you plan the layout and interaction of your interface.
Before beginning with wireframing, you should have the following things available:
Ideas Brought To Life
Successful Wireframes Created
Project Delivered
Resources
Hours spent
Your wireframe is an aid for you to visualize the layout of your site page so it should be clear and concise. It ensures that the user’s most important questions are answered and goals are achievable without being distracted by more aesthetic considerations.
The wireframe is the basis for the main design of the application, so the client should be confident about the information they have provided.
A simple wireframe goes a long way to show clarity and precise information. Complicating the wireframe with the overload of information can make it overwhelming.
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