Introduction to Building Wireframes - Part 1

This document provides an introduction to building wireframes. It covers what wireframes are, why they are made, common tools and techniques used, and best practices. Key points include: - Wireframes are visual guides that arrange elements without fonts, colors or graphics to accomplish a purpose - They are made for concept exploration, layout, interactions, consensus building and risk minimization - Common techniques involve sketching, paper prototyping, software tools and coding prototypes - Features and scenarios help communicate ideas to designers and developers - User centered design principles like goals, personas and tasks inform effective wireframe design