In the world of design and software development, a wireframe is a visual representation of a user interface, often used to plan and structure the layout of a website, mobile app, or other digital product. A wireframe typically includes basic elements such as text, images, and buttons, and shows how they are arranged on a page or screen.
Wireframes are used to communicate the basic structure and functionality of a design to stakeholders, such as clients, developers, and designers. They are usually created early in the design process and can be either low-fidelity (basic sketches) or high-fidelity (more polished, detailed designs).
Wireframes can help identify potential design problems and can facilitate communication between team members working on a project. They are also useful for getting client feedback before committing to more detailed design work.
See also: Milestone Payments
