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02 August, 2016

Wireframing, Prototyping and Envisioning the Concept!

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The wireframe and prototype are diverse in light of the fact that they utilized correspondingly. They look unequal and are implied for various vital. Occasionally a project will just need a wireframe, while at outstanding it will require a prototype.

In this article, we will talk about wireframe & prototype in a nutshell, so people can get an exact idea of what to use in specific situations.

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What is a Wireframe?

In UI/UX design, a wireframe refers to a static harbinger to an actual design. It’s essentially a harsh slashed hand drawing on a bit of paper, that gives you a low-fidelity representation of your app. Basically, it’s the root of your design. It needs to incorporate imperative bits of your future application or product.

Wireframes reveal enough detail however make a basic representation plan that guides the project and its fellow team members.

A creative wireframe:

    • Visualize the basic aspect of a web page
    • Develop and refine quickly
    • Non interactive

It should clearly visualized:

    • The main groups of content (what?)
    • Information and basic visualisation of the user – interface interaction (how?)
    • The structure of data (where?)

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Wireframes are not just an aimless bunch of grey boxes, though they may look exactly similar. Offer thought to them as the key-stone of your design and remember that wireframes ought to convey a representation of each imperative piece of the final application or product.

Wireframes are generally practiced as the documentation of the project. Once a wireframe starts becoming influencing, it becomes a prototype.

What is a Prototype?

A prototype is next level of implementation compared to wireframe. It encapsulates middle to high fidelity representation of the application or product, which reproduce user interface interaction.

A prototype is a visual layout of website/application utilizing of colors, type, and images helps to create the final web/application look and feel. It comprises of creating a user experience of the website/application in the form of interactivity. It might not look same alike the final application or product, however, can be indistinguishable.

It should permit the user to:

    • Experience content and interactions with the interface
    • Check the main interactions in a way similar to the final application or product.

A well-done prototype:

    • Interactive
    • Model the user experience
    • Enable extensive user testing

A prototype is an impeccable material to test the usability of the interface before the application or product starts, it may or may not contain the real data.

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It helps to visualize overall concept in depth; if design & prototyped appropriately, it saves development effort upto 30%.

 

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