Re:Some things can’t be wireframed
by seanmcdirmid on Wednesday February 26, 2014 @08:03PM
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> Author doesn't seem to know what a wire frame is. And doesn't seem to have any concept of how UI/UX should be done.
Don't be harsh. We all have different ideas of what wireframes are.
> Wireframes are typically used for determining how much of each screen something will take up. After that you move to a Mock up.
I guess web design is a bit different from the more app design field I'm used to, where wireframe is more of an interaction tool used to describe non-visual user experience and flow while the visual toolkit/guide does what the web wireframe would otherwise (not just layout, but everything else visual also). Mockup is mostly used in the early concept and planning stages before design begins in earnest. You move up from wireframe and visual guides to...prototypes.
Don't be harsh. We all have different ideas of what wireframes are.
> Wireframes are typically used for determining how much of each screen something will take up. After that you move to a Mock up.
I guess web design is a bit different from the more app design field I'm used to, where wireframe is more of an interaction tool used to describe non-visual user experience and flow while the visual toolkit/guide does what the web wireframe would otherwise (not just layout, but everything else visual also). Mockup is mostly used in the early concept and planning stages before design begins in earnest. You move up from wireframe and visual guides to...prototypes.