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The following article was published in our article directory on August 16, 2010.
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What Any Website Builder Should know About a Website Wireframe

Article Category: Computers and Technology

Author Name: Shlomi M

So you want to get a website up and running. The trouble is, it isn't as easy as uploading a picture or a word file. You see, with websites, no matter how simple the contents or lay-out may be, there is always some degree of interactivity. Your visitor may be directed to your website by a search-engine or a niche site. Whatever may have led him there, if you pique his interest, he may click a few more links and check out what you have got to offer – it can be a product, or he may simply want to read your articles. The thing is, his clicking-around is already a form of interactivity. After all, his actions have corresponding reactions, such as the loading of a new site page. The thing is, no matter how easy it would be for you to get a hold of a ready-made, free template, chances are, it would be too generic to accommodate your website ideas. That is why, at times, it is better to create one from scratch and let your pen do the talking. You may even ditch the pen altogether and use a website wireframe tool to create flowcharts, diagrams and interfaces.

How to Build a Website Wireframe

Website Wireframes includes figures that represent the elements of a webpage; headlines, sub-headings, text blocks, graphical elements and the over-all lay-out structure. The process of making one will depend on the tools that you will use. Other tools will allow you to drag and drop figures and icons in positioning elements. You may also have the option to name or rename the said elements. Other applications require you to sketch with the use of a mouse pointer or a pen tablet. Most tools would then need the skills of an HTML and CSS encoder but some, especially the high end ones export the website wireframe to HTML and CSS format, and even generates a sitemap afterward. Others tools will allow you to share your mockups and some allow you to export it for other applications.

What Website Wireframe Tools Should Have

Wireframe tools should allow you to create mock-ups and flowcharts. It would be handy if it has a feature that would encourage collaboration as well, to let stakeholders a smooth exchange of ideas. If that isn't so, it should at least be share-able so that it may be used for other applications.

Flowcharts are important because it will show the relation of web pages. It can be useful in figuring out clickpaths, as well as in editing navigational elements. The mock-up, on the other hand, is the interface that would allow you to get a feel of the user experience. It can be interactive or it can be something that would just show you how the elements are positioned in every page.

In website development, you need to have a plan of some sort. Surely, one good way to provide a link between your ideas and the visual output is the use of a website wireframe. How's that for making website building easier?

Keywords: wireframes for websites

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