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Creating a prototype is one of the most useful steps you can take when collaborating with a client during the design process of any project. Too much time is wasted in the form of countless emails, phone calls, and meetings so the designer can better understand what the client wants. When your client can see a visual representation of the design you’re creating for them, it allows them to either approve of where you’re going with the project or pinpoint any changes they’d like you to make. It takes away the hassle and the additional step of having to make more changes after the final project is presented. When you start with a prototype, you have a chance to get it right before setting it in stone saving time, money, and frustration in the long run. So, what’s the best design tool for UI/UX designers to make this vision a reality? We’re going to give you a quick rundown of the 11 best prototyping tools out there so you can choose the best one for you.
Looking to design a website from scratch but don’t know how you want it to look? Say no more! You can put together a website mockup to create a representation of what your website is going to look like without setting anything in stone – and by “stone”, we mean code. But what exactly is a mockup, you ask? Let’s take a look at what a mockup is and what it isn’t and show you four different ways to create a website mockup yourself.
When it comes to prototyping – whether it’s creating a simple wireframe without visuals and working links or a fully functional mockup that’s got it all – mastering the skill is extremely valuable to the UX design process. Mastering the skill of prototyping may seem like a waste of time – after all, it’s up to the client to make the final decision – but knowing how to deliver something to the client that requires as little corrections as possible saves valuable time during the final design and the correction process. Think of it as usability testing. To give you a better understanding, here’s our guide to prototype design and what the UX design process should look like.
Here are 10 of the best wireframe tools to help you create wireframes, mockups or protoypes of websites. This is a crucial part of the design process.
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Your business’s website has a very limited amount of time to make a great first impression to your target audience. Here are some areas your site could be lacking and find out how to boost your engagement.
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