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Graphic Design

Wireframing, Prototyping, Mockuping – What’s the Difference?

A wireframe is a low fidelity representation of a design. It should clearly show:
– the main groups of content (what?)
– the structure of information (where?)
– a description and basic visualisation of the user – interface interaction (how?)

A prototype, often confused with a wireframe, is a middle to high fidelity representation of the final product, which simulates user interface interaction. It should allow the user to:
– experience content and interactions with the interface
– test the main interactions in a way similar to the final product

A mockup is a middle to high fidelity, static, design representation. Very often a mockup is a visual design draft, or even the actual visual design. A well created mockup:
– represents the structure of information, visualises the content and demonstrates the basic functionalities in a static way
– encourages people to actually review the visual side of the project

Wireframing, Prototyping, Mockuping
Wireframing, Prototyping, Mockuping