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Wireframing is a way to design the structure of a website by laying out content and functionality on pages based on user needs and journeys, commonly used early in development before visual design. There are different types of wireframes including low fidelity, high fidelity, and final design, with low fidelity being basic sketches and high fidelity being more detailed prototypes that indicate how users will navigate the site and what each button/screen will do.
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- 2. WHAT IS WIREFRAME / WIREFRAMING? Wireframing is a way to design a website service at the structural level. A wireframe is commonly used to layout content and functionality on a page which takes into account user needs and user journeys. Wireframes are used early in the development process to establish the basic structure of a page before visual design and content is added.
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- 4. LOW FIDELITY
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- 7. LOW – FI PROPOSALS
- 8. SKETCHES FOR LOW FIDELITY
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- 11. HI FI PROTOTYPES How to navigate the site? What does each button do? How many screens are there in total? What end-points will be used and where?
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Editor's Notes
- A low-fi prototype is a computer-based visual representation of a digital product with little resemblance to the final design. It can take on a lot of different forms, from simple black&white sketches to colorful layout drafts.
- More often than not, we start our low-fi prototypes from sketching. Once we get the idea, we can use paper and pen and any other softwares for rough sketch. we’re super enthusiastic to jump into Sketch app or Axure RP to lay out a monochrome wireframe and start connecting screens. Whenever our design team takes on a project, our designers ask our clients questions. Sometimes a lot, sometimes just a few, depending on the previously received brief.
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- As it has been previously laid out, a high-fidelity prototype is of closer resemblance to the final product. It is usually much more detailed and most importantly, answers more questions.
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