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Wireframes

Overview

A wireframe is visual guide to the look and functionality of a webpage or application. Wireframes take into account how the user will navigate through the application and ensures the user is able to access all the necessary pieces of the application.

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Wireframes are often used early in the development process to establish the basic structure of a page. They create an agreed upon visual design for everyone on the team. A successful wireframe should give context to the developer without restricting design decisions that may evolve as the application grows.

The wireframe of a web application is a simplification of the view to illustrate the following:

  • What information is needs to be displayed on a page.
  • Where the information should be on the page.
  • How the user will navigate through the page or the application.

As long as the idea you are trying to get across is clear and understandable, it's a successful wireframe.


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