High-fi wireframe with darkmode
This photo is part of my wireframe 'base' for creating landing pages, and I always leave the darkest and lightest colors to create contrast. From there, I make new decisions about colors and design to deliver the final product to the client.
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You’ve nailed a sleek, modern vibe here—dark mode gives it that extra polish while keeping things easy on the eyes.
To elevate it even more:
- Show some context: Even one-and-done mockup or screenflow could help folks “feel” how the user glides through the app.
- Call out your smart choices: If there’s a clever spacing setup, icon style, or visual rhythm—point that out and let your personality shine through.
Overall, solid and stylish work—just a bit more visual storytelling to bring it all alive!
Hi Eric
Your high-fidelity wireframe with dark mode looks clean and organized I like how you used the darkest and lightest colors to create contrast, it helps highlight the important parts of the page
It is clear that you have a good method of starting with a base and then choosing colors and design elements for the final product You can also check how buttons and links will look in dark mode to make sure they are easy to see and use
Overall, this is a strong foundation and shows careful planning for the final design
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