What Wireframe means
Wireframes use grey boxes and placeholder text to agree what goes where, without debating colours or images too early.
They make changes cheap: moving a box in a wireframe takes seconds, while changing finished code takes hours.
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Web Development
A wireframe is a simple, low-detail layout of a page showing structure and content placement before visual design or code begins.
Wireframes use grey boxes and placeholder text to agree what goes where, without debating colours or images too early.
They make changes cheap: moving a box in a wireframe takes seconds, while changing finished code takes hours.
Example
Before designing a new home page, the team wireframes the order of sections and agrees the main call to action with the client.
Why it matters
Settling structure first avoids expensive redesigns and keeps the project focused on what the page needs to achieve.
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