Quickly and effectively experiment and collaborate with ideas using wireframes. Introducing you to Balsamiq, Whimsical, Axure RP, Marvel, Moqups, Omnigraffle, Justinmind and more.
Wireframing offers designers a chance to carefully think about the core UX of their design, meaning the usability, accessibility, scannability, clickability, and so on (often with special focus on the navigation, form, and checkout UX).
While visual design contributes to UX as well, designing the “surface layer” alongside the core UX can quickly turn into a complicated mess, which is why we design these skeletal mockups known as wireframes before moving to high-fidelity.
In this book, we'll take a look at the best wireframing tools that are currently available.
Wire frame tools for make the process of knowing how to create an app or web site fundamentaly easier by visually stripping the product down the enabling all involved to focus purely on functions and users interactivity. Clients need to how your proposed app or website will work.But simply explaining to them verbally or in writing leaves the the vast majority of functions down to their imaginations which isn't help for you or your client and leaves a lot of rooms of error.
The roundup of the best wire farming tools offers designers a chance to carefully think about the core UX of their design. We all know that wire farming is a great way to test ideas in our UX project but the down side is that it's a b it basic and perhaps not the best tools more so then other tools in this round up. Wire frame tools make the process of knowing how to create app or web site fundamentally easier by visually stripping the product down the enabling all involved focused on functions and users interactivity.
Woefully short on detail. Writing style is ok, but no real substance to actually rate. Several current wireframing/prototyping tools aren't even mentioned, and precious little information on the ones that are. On the plus side, the book didn't take very long to read.
