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Using Wireframes to Bring Your Site Together

Oct 30, 2009 General, Inspiration, Resources, Tutorials




Wireframes are the blue prints that define and allocate a Web sites content and behavior. They are not bound by colors, fonts, and anything that may surface on the site as part of any content. Wireframing compliments good web development and offers a visual of where the content will be laid out within the sites design. A simple wireframe displays the location of a header , main content , footer , sidebars , ad placement , and navigation .


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