If you’re starting fresh on a wireframing project, I recommend going through each section’s guidelines like a checklist.

While you are validating your idea and start experimenting, for many business models the best experiment to perform is to quickly create wireframes and/or mockups and use them to pitch customers.

nderstanding that reason might help you understand what your process should look like. And in my opinion, your process is the difference between a website design taking 3 weeks or 3 months.

Hopefully by following this technique you’ll be able to quickly generate multiple ideas, support the ones you chose by comparing them to other options, and avoid committing to your first idea early in the project.

We are accustomed to perceiving design and especially wireframes as purely visual/aesthetic entity. The desired impact of design though is way bigger than just that. The design has to provoke action and help the product live up to its full potential. This signifies the meaningful aspect of interface and experience design that might lead us to the point where a meaningful aspect becomes the priority.

When you need to ideate website layouts or mobile applications or to storyboard workflows and context scenarios, sketching is much more efficient. It keeps you from getting caught up in the technology, and instead focuses you on the best possible solution, freeing you to take risks that you might not otherwise take.

UX sketching is a crucial, yet often overlooked, aspect of user-experience design. Sketching is a very efficient way of communicating design while allowing designers to try out a multitude of ideas and iterate them before settling on one.

We’ve collected the advice of 5 different UX designers for 5 different techniques guaranteed to improve your UX sketching.

This is not about showing you how to make the whole meal…just how to chop the ingredients and turn the stove on.

Get inspired by these 20 well made wireframes.

Spacing is everything in UI design.

Wireflows are a combination of wireframes and flowcharts. They can document workflow and screen designs when there are few pages that change dynamically.

Taking a mobile-first approach to low-fidelity prototyping before you even begin accepting feedback, is probably the best (and safest) way of validating your ideas and delivering a responsive solution to a design.