Sketchy wireframes
Categorised under: Usability & user-centered design
Aaron Travis writes about the benefits of making wireframes look rough. To quote:
When it comes to user interface documentation, wireframes have long been the tool of choice. However, using traditional diagramming tools like Visio, OmniGraffle, and InDesign, most wireframes today look the same as their ancestors did from a decade ago – assembled with rigid, computer-drawn boxes, lines and text. While these artifacts have served us well, they can also be slow to produce, burdened with unnecessary detail and give a false impression of “completion.”
Tags: design, Information architecture, usability, wireframes
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