Back to Phase 2: Conceptual Design

3.4.1.1 Wireframing/Sketching

Low-fidelity wireframing or sketching is a method for quickly translating requirements into interface designs by using simple line drawings to depict the interface. The low fidelity is a feature, as it helps signify the design is in its early stages, and that adjusting to feedback at this stage is still very low-effort and anticipated.

Product/output

At the initial stage, the wireframes or sketches need only be detailed enough to communicate their intent. The larger goal is to explore a range of possibilities, not to explore the nuances of any single possibility.

Resource

• How to design a low-fi wireframe https://www.creativebloq.com/wireframes/how-design-low-fi-wireframe-91516934