Glossary / UX Design Fundamentals
A low-fidelity blueprint of a screen that shows layout, structure, and hierarchy without final visual design. Wireframes are used to validate ideas quickly before investing in high-fidelity design.
Definition
A low-fidelity blueprint of a screen that shows layout, structure, and hierarchy without final visual design. Wireframes are used to validate ideas quickly before investing in high-fidelity design.
Wireframes keep exploration cheap and fast before code or polished visuals make changes expensive.
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