to wireframe
- verb
- /ˈwaɪərˌfreɪm/
- Specialized
- Can you wireframe this page for me?
Examples
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She likes to wireframe her ideas on paper before using any design software.
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Developers often wireframe apps to plan the user experience early in the process.
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Before starting the visual design, the team will wireframe each page of the website.
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We need to wireframe the new app design.
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Before finalizing the design, it is important to wireframe the app to ensure a user-friendly layout.
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As part of the design process, many teams wireframe their projects to visualize the user interface structure.
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When I wireframe a website, I focus on the arrangement of elements to enhance user navigation.
Synonyms
Draw or write a short plan showing the main ideas
To make an early plan or drawing before the main work begins
How Detailed
Surface Forms
Etymology
To wireframe comes from the noun made of wire ('thin metal string') and frame ('structure' or 'skeleton'), and it means to make a simple outline. So to wireframe a page or app is to plan its structure and layout before you add details.