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Wire Frame

A wireframe is a non graphical web page layout or design that shows proposed functions, structure and where the content will go, but not colors, graphics, or fonts. It can be considered a blue print. It is a visual of the relationships between pages. It would show where your images, multimedia, and text will be positioned on your webpages. Wireframes are completed before any artwork is developed.

The purpose is to show the features of the web page and where different elements will be placed. It should be used as a base to produce other pages for the website. It is an important part of a initial development stage, because it creates expectations and familiarity for the user. Several wire frames can be created for the client and they can select the wire frame they like best. A wire frame can also be called a website prototype. It is like a sketch and can be easily and quickly changed numerous times before the coding begins.

A wire frame should consider:

  • company logo
  • tag lines
  • navigation
  • content area

Wire Frame

5 Reasons You Should Use Wireframes

  1. Creates a solid structure for a website
  2. Forces everyone to be clearly see what the expectation is. Minimizes surprise and is a common reference point
  3. Encourages clients to think through their content.
  4. Saves time because a wire frame can be easily revised.
  5. Gives the design of what will be coded.

Software Packages To Design Wireframes

There are many software packages to help you design a wireframe. Microsoft Word or Powerpoint can be used, but sometimes it is good just to use a piece of paper and pencil, markers or crayons.

Most of these packages have a 30 day free trial and they require that you download software to your computer.

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