What is Wireframe?
A low-fidelity layout sketch that shows structure and content placement without real colors, images, or final copy. Used for fast ideation before visual design.
boxes · lines · layout only
A wireframe focuses on...
Write it in your own words in the app.
In real work
Create a wireframe for the checkout flow. Boxes for images, lines for text. No colors, no final copy. Layout only.
In the illustration
Wire outlines snap into the pegs: a box with an X for the image, bars for text, a frame for the button, with no fill and no colour.
Draw a wireframe in your design tool for the new export flow: three frames, grey boxes, real copy, no colour.
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