Stepping Stones
A website wireframe is defin! as the visual guide that gives a framework for your website. This blueprint or page schematic is creat! to layout site elements in the best way possible to support a specific purpose! whichever your page goal is (yes! every page should have a goal; I mean! e-v-e-r-y p-a-g-e on your site ne!s to have a goal).
In the B2B context! this specific purpose could range from just earning your user’s confidence in an about page; social proof on a case study page; or download an eBook.
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The website wireframe will show the arrangement of the content on your site. This normally choosing the right staff includes the navigation! interface elements! copy and so on. However! that’s just a really small part of the picture because you first ne! context before you can put your website wireframe together.
The context includes your messaging direction! whic ng you can only hope to put together if you understand:
The buyer
The product or service
The value proposition
The actual message
You should really only worry about website wireframing when you have a really good idea of what the final page messaging will be.
Let me repeat that! if you think wireframing is just putting blocks on a paper with no context b2b-web-design-principles-homepage-ux- at all! I wouldn’t say you are completely wasting your time only because you could find some therapeutic relief in doing it… but it just won’t help your europe email business. Well! maybe it’s just a good first step… maybe.
What a website wireframe is not
A place to include various end visuals suc ual colors and fonts (there’s a reason they’re call! “end” visuals)Here is a quick
A place to include lorem ipsum filler copy (use real text in the wireframe for clarity)
An actual design (wireframes show how the site works! not how it will look)
Just a drawing (wireframes are 90% thinking/planning and just 10% drawing)
A place to do a rush job (you should label and describe every element of each page to avoid any misunderstandings)
