Grasp Core Concepts
Wireframes are skeletal blueprints of interfaces, focusing on layout, navigation, and information architecture without colors or images.
Key Types:
- Low-fidelity: Simple sketches or boxes for basic structure (e.g., paper or Figma basics).
- Mid-fidelity: Adds annotations and content for iteration.
- High-fidelity: Closer to mockups with fonts and logos, but no full visuals.
Read Figma's guide: What is Wireframing?. Note benefits like aligning teams early and iterating user flows.
Action: Define project goals, user needs, and screen sizes (Mobile: 393x852px).
