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What is a wireframe?

What is a wireframe?

A wireframe, also known as a wire, is a simplified black and white version of designs that work as a bridge between developers, designers, project managers, and clients. They ensure everyone is on the same page while discussing the overall structure and functionality of the future product.

Wireframes define dimensions and placement of page elements, information architecture, intended behaviors, and navigation for your website. Usually, they're stripped of any decorative elements like logos, visuals, fonts, and colors that could distract team members at this point of the product discussion.[1]

Pro Tip: Focus on the content and keep wireframes monochromatic — aesthetics should come later. 

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