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C H A N C E B L I S S
V P , U S E R E X P E R I E N C E
WHAT ARE
WIREFRAMES?
“Wirefames are schematics,
similar to a blueprint or floor
plan, used to represent the
basic architecture of a
website.“
Wireframes can take many forms
from low to high fidelity
WHITEBOARD SKETCH INTERACTIVE PROTOTYPE
Wireframes are used to make
decisions about:
Content
What types of content will users access?
Structure
How the content be grouped and labeled?
Hierarchy
What is the most to least important content?
Relationship
What is the relationship between groups of
content?
Functionality
How can the user do with the content?
User Flow
How will the user access and navigation
through the content?
Wireframes are not User Interface
Designs
Visual Style
Branding, color, typography, photography, iconography and video
Screen Layout
Placement and sizing of content and functional elements
Animation Style
Movement, speed and timing
WIREFRAME USER INTERFACE
Questions to ask when reviewing
wireframes
1. Is anything important missing from the page?
2. Is the most important content the first thing you notice?
3. Is there anything on the page that shouldn't be there?
4. Which content is related and how?
5. Can you get to all of the major sections of the site?
6. Do all of the labels make sense?
7. Do you know what all of the elements on the page are?
THANK YOU
CHANCE BLISS
VP, User Experience
iMedia Inc.
973.224.5154
cbliss@imediainc.com
Imediainc.com

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What are wireframes?

  • 1. C H A N C E B L I S S V P , U S E R E X P E R I E N C E WHAT ARE WIREFRAMES?
  • 2. “Wirefames are schematics, similar to a blueprint or floor plan, used to represent the basic architecture of a website.“
  • 3. Wireframes can take many forms from low to high fidelity WHITEBOARD SKETCH INTERACTIVE PROTOTYPE
  • 4. Wireframes are used to make decisions about: Content What types of content will users access? Structure How the content be grouped and labeled? Hierarchy What is the most to least important content? Relationship What is the relationship between groups of content? Functionality How can the user do with the content? User Flow How will the user access and navigation through the content?
  • 5. Wireframes are not User Interface Designs Visual Style Branding, color, typography, photography, iconography and video Screen Layout Placement and sizing of content and functional elements Animation Style Movement, speed and timing
  • 7. Questions to ask when reviewing wireframes 1. Is anything important missing from the page? 2. Is the most important content the first thing you notice? 3. Is there anything on the page that shouldn't be there? 4. Which content is related and how? 5. Can you get to all of the major sections of the site? 6. Do all of the labels make sense? 7. Do you know what all of the elements on the page are?
  • 8. THANK YOU CHANCE BLISS VP, User Experience iMedia Inc. 973.224.5154 cbliss@imediainc.com Imediainc.com