Wireframes - Defining a process
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Is an annotated specification specifying controls, rules, and feedback, and telling people how it works.
- Static
- Not suitable for usability testing
- Blueprint for development
- Includes annotated notes or system rules
- Interactive
- Recommended for usability testing
- Aid for development (don't use alone)
- Typically no annotations
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- Hierarchy = Information architecture
- Structure = User flows
- Content = Wireframes
- Rules = Wireframes
- How a website is structured
- How content is organised
- Influences primary navigation (but not all navigation)
- Defines where content "lives"
- Understand where it sits in the structure
- Understand its sequence in the main flows
- Be conscious of different screen states
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