Wireframing is the process of careful planning and designing of the layout of screen elements for a project. It is the most important step in the design of a screen. It allows you to carefully and strategically design the information hierarchy, making it easier to position the layout according to how you want your user to process the information. Wireframing also provides a visual understanding of a webpage or any other project before you complete the page. This practice is used mainly by user interface and experience (UI/UX) designers in their projects. This course covers all the elements of wireframing, providing the necessary information and skills to create an easy-to-understand and well-defined wireframe for any project, whether it’s a website, mobile or desktop app.
First, we will introduce you to the two kinds of wireframes, paper and digital. You will learn about the most common and essential elements placed in a wireframe, like buttons and images. Then, we examine the various resources required to create paper wireframes. We demonstrate some examples and show how to use a template to design paper wireframes. The following section focuses entirely on digital wireframes. We share a list of the various tools like Wireframe CC that you can use to create digital wireframes. We provide a comprehensive explanation of each tool with the help of various examples and illustrations. You will discover the various features offered by each tool and the level of complexity involved in working with each.
The final section will focus on Photoshop. Photoshop is a graphics design program used by UI/UX designers all around the globe. It offers impressive features to create all sorts of graphic work and illustrations. This section features the processes involved in creating a wireframe in Adobe Photoshop. Furthermore, we explain the various tools and artboards in Adobe Photoshop and Adobe XD. We intend to provide you with all the necessary information and the practical skills to create intelligently designed and sophisticated wireframes. If you are keen on getting involved in the UI/UX design field or are a curious and creative person who wants to learn something new and exciting, then take advantage of this opportunity and enrol on this course today.
What You Will Learn In This Free Course
- Explain the purpose of wireframing ...
- List the various types of wireframe...
- Indicate the various benefits of wi...
- List the equipment required for pap...
- Explain the purpose of wireframing a project
- List the various types of wireframes
- Indicate the various benefits of wireframing
- List the equipment required for paper wireframing
- Recall some tools used for creating digital wireframes
- Explain the process of creating a wireframe using Adobe Photoshop
- Discuss the various benefits of using templates for wireframing
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