#Wireframing seems to be a bit of a lost art these days with #Designs often seeming in a rush to reach a higher fidelity state through tools like Figma or frameworks like the GovUK #Prototype kit (https://prototype-kit.service.gov.uk).
But the benefits of working in a lower fidelity to bring forward design ideas for discussion or to allow for earlier testing can be invaluable to a Team.
Do you use a wireframing tool not listed above? Or do you have any great tips and advice for those looking to make more use of wireframes in their design process?
If so, please share. ⤵ Thanks.
@whitingx Not actively using it now, but I moved from Balsamiq to Quant UX and liked it a lot: https://quant-ux.com/
It integrates testing/analysis tools.
@whitingx good thread 👍
At work i usually go straight to hi fi since it is so easy to just drag and drop components.
When I try at home I usually do wireframes instead and do all the styling in code instead. I might do some explorations of styles that I then copy over though. At home i use penpot
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