Low-fidelity wireframes

Low-fidelity wireframes are quick, often hand-drawn sketches that make your ideas more tangible. They focus on basic UI structure without diving into details, are typically black and white, and use simple boxes and lines to represent elements without detailed annotations.

Think of low-fidelity wireframes as your rough draft. They're not the final product but a starting point for shaping the product in the early stages of development. Their purpose is to validate usability before investing further effort in design and development. While they don't take much time to create, they can spare you significant rework down the road.