Wire-frames Vs Actual designs

Standard definition of wire-frames:

The wireframes are the skeleton of your application, a simplified visual concept of the future app. It doesn’t give any idea about the design but helps to understand how the application will work.

A wireframe shows:

• Page elements
• Object categories
• Content prioritization
• Possible actions
• Visual branding elements

It’s basically an architectural blueprint of your application and it’s very useful in determining how the user interacts with the interface. Your wireframe should be a visual guide to the framework of your site and how it will be navigated.

A wireframe doesn’t show:

• Design elements
• Colors
• Actual images
• Fonts
• Logos

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