Methods
Wireframe
A wireframe is an architectural representation of a user interface object like a screen, window, dialog box, or Web page.
Wireframes provide a sense of the general layout of controls, text, and graphics on a user interface object and often provide some description of the task flow in the object. Typically visual design and precise layout are not addressed.
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Nielsen, J. (1995). Scenarios in discount usability engineering. In J. M Carroll (Ed.) Scenario-based design: Envisioning work and technology in system development. p. 59-84.
Turbek, S. (2006). Real Wireframes Get Real Results. This article discusses the impact of visual fidelity on wireframe usability testing.
Related Subjects
- Information Architecture
- Interaction Design
