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==Part I==
==Part I==
====[[Grids]]====
====[[Grids]]====
====[[Mockups]]====
====Wireframes and mockups====
Wireframes are sketches of web page layouts and interfaces. They can be made using a variety of tools, from pencil and paper to sophisticated software, to sketch out the organization of a web page and its features.
 
;Online tools
* [http://wireframemockups.com wireframemockups.com] - also produces code for creating working [[Web prototyping software |prototypes]]
* [http://www.gliffy.com/ Gliffy], [http://creately.com] - sketching online
 
;Template and kits
[http://www.jankoatwarpspeed.com Free Sketching & Wireframing Kit] to use with Illustrator or Photoshop or other vector-based drawing or image editing software.
 
 
See also
* [[Web wireframe]] article for more tools and software (some commercial)
* Further reading on [[Web_prototyping_software#Introductions_and_further_reading |web prototyping]]


==Part II==
==Part II==

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Part I

Grids

Wireframes and mockups

Wireframes are sketches of web page layouts and interfaces. They can be made using a variety of tools, from pencil and paper to sophisticated software, to sketch out the organization of a web page and its features.

Online tools
Template and kits

Free Sketching & Wireframing Kit to use with Illustrator or Photoshop or other vector-based drawing or image editing software.


See also

Part II

Design specifications

card sorting

designing information

sitemap planning

designing navigation

site/file structure


  • Assignment – building site information architecture