What is a website wireframe?
A website wireframe is used to map out the main features and navigation of a new website design. Gives an idea of the site's functionality before considering visual design elements, such as content and color schemes. Layouts and features such as menus and buttons are mapped out to assess the overall experience of the end user. A website wireframe also provides a practical map of the project for team members to see where everything will go as they complete related tasks. (Osman, 2021)
Examples of wireframes
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1. Sketch
Some developers begin their sketching with a pencil and paper or a whiteboard. This simple, hand-drawn method illustrates a basic concept before spending time fussing with graphical elements. (Osman, 2021)
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2. Detailed Hand-Drawn Wireframe
Hand-drawn wireframes don't always have to be simple. You can use a ruler in addition to your pencil and paper to create a more detailed design. However, it might be more convenient to use a digital wireframe tool for such detailed work, since your hand-drawn efforts may be difficult to digitize. (Osman, 2021)
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4. Low-Fidelity Mobile Wireframe
Don't forget that responsive versions of your website and mobile apps get wireframes too. Many designers even wireframe the mobile version first, since website visitors are visiting sites on mobile more often than ever before. (Osman, 2021)
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Osman, M. (2021) Website wireframe beginner's guide: Processes, tools, & examples, HubSpot Blog. HubSpot. Available at: https://blog.hubspot.com/website/website-wireframe#:~:text=A%20website%20wireframe%20is%20used,like%20content%20and%20color%20schemes. (Accessed: January 29, 2023).
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