Wireframe Design is a structured process focused on creating skeletal layouts that outline the structure and functionality of digital interfaces, serving as a blueprint for user interface design and development. Understanding user needs and project requirements to inform the structure and layout of the wireframes. Initial ideation and sketching of basic layouts to visualize the information hierarchy and key functionalities. Developing low-fidelity wireframes depicting the skeletal structure and basic elements of the interface, focusing on layout and content placement.

Receiving feedback and iteratively refining wireframes based on user testing and stakeholder inputs to improve usability and functionality. Annotating wireframes to provide detailed explanations of functionalities, interactions, and content placement for development teams. Collaborating with stakeholders, designers, and developers to ensure alignment with project objectives and technical feasibility. Planning and designing wireframes that consider responsiveness across various devices and screen sizes. Testing wireframes through interactive prototypes to validate the user flow and gather insights for further improvements.