Wireframing

Wireframing is the process of creating a structural blueprint for websites and applications. It defines content hierarchy, functionality, and user flow without focusing on detailed design elements. Wireframes serve as a foundation for the UI/UX design process, ensuring clarity and usability before finalizing visual details.

SERVICE STEPS

Wireframing involves creating low-fidelity sketches to structure content and layout before full-scale design.

Project Scope & Objectives – Defining what the wireframe needs to accomplish.
User Flow Mapping – Outlining how users navigate through the digital product.
Sketching Low-Fidelity Wireframes – Creating rough layout structures using placeholders for content and images.
Defining Grid Systems & Layouts – Establishing alignment, spacing, and structure consistency.
Adding Navigation & Interaction Elements – Ensuring intuitive navigation through the interface.
Clickable Wireframe Prototyping – Enabling basic interactions to test user flow and functionality.
Stakeholder Review & Feedback – Gathering input to refine the wireframes.
Final Adjustments & Handoff – Preparing the refined wireframes for UI designers and developers.