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The Guide to Wireframing
In this book, I share a wide breadth of examples, comparisons, frameworks,
references and insights to help you better utilize wireframes in your product design
and development process.
references and insights to help you better utilize wireframes in your product design
and development process.
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119 pages, ebook
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November 18, 2015
I recommend this book for beginner designers who want to learn about how to start a wire-frame before diving into design using any software like Photoshop, but for me, the most valuable chapter (DESIGN PRINCIPLES FOR
WIREFRAMING) is the last one I advice every one to read them carefully and apply them on his work or startup.
- Plan a little - do the rest.
- Set expectations - not just goals.
- Start with users - and their needs.
- Think how, not what.
- Start simple, stay simple.
- Don’t confuse change with improvement.
- Everything has a meaning.
- Be consistent, not uniform.
- Low-fidelity doesn’t mean unrealistic.
- Experiment & collaborate quickly.
- Your designs will get built.
- Shipped is better than perfect.
WIREFRAMING) is the last one I advice every one to read them carefully and apply them on his work or startup.
- Plan a little - do the rest.
- Set expectations - not just goals.
- Start with users - and their needs.
- Think how, not what.
- Start simple, stay simple.
- Don’t confuse change with improvement.
- Everything has a meaning.
- Be consistent, not uniform.
- Low-fidelity doesn’t mean unrealistic.
- Experiment & collaborate quickly.
- Your designs will get built.
- Shipped is better than perfect.
July 23, 2014
Nice reference to be your Guide to wireFrame
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