The document discusses wireframing as the initial step in the web development process. It defines wireframes as basic site blueprints that define hierarchy, navigation, functionality, and content without visual design elements. The document outlines the typical web development process and explains how wireframing fits in during the strategy phase. It provides examples of low and high-fidelity wireframes and notes the benefits of wireframing such as efficiency, focus on critical elements, and facilitating team collaboration.
3. The Web Process
is usually something like this:
STRATEGY – research, competitive analysis, IA, wireframes
DESIGN – styleguide audit, moodboarding, design comps
DEVELOPMENT – code, integrate external systems
QA – browser testing, stress evaluations, performance
LAUNCH – site training, tying up any loose ends
4. The Web Process
is usually something like this:
STRATEGY – research, competitive analysis, IA, wireframes
DESIGN – styleguide audit, moodboarding, design comps
DEVELOPMENT – code, integrate external systems
QA – browser testing, stress evaluations, performance
LAUNCH – site training, tying up any loose ends
