🧱 What is a Wireframe Diagram?

A wireframe diagram is a simple outline that shows the layout and structure of a web page or user interface.
It doesn’t include colours or images, but helps plan where text, images, and buttons will go.

🧩 Components of a Wireframe Diagram

• Boxes for navigation – where menus or links will be

• Boxes for text – headings, paragraphs or labels

• Boxes for images – placeholders to show where images will go

• Links and buttons – drawn as simple boxes or icons

• Structure and layout – arranged clearly to show order of content
  
  

✅ Advantages of Using Wireframe Diagrams

• Helps plan layout before detailed design

• Quick to create and easy to edit

• Focuses on structure, not colours or styles

• Good for discussing early ideas with a team or client
  
  

⚠️ Disadvantages of Using Wireframe Diagrams

• Lacks detail like colours, fonts, and actual images

• Might not show how things work (interactions, animations)

• May need more explanation or notes
  
  

💻 Software to Create Wireframes

• • PowerPoint – Use shapes and boxes for layout

  • Balsamiq – Drag-and-drop tool for wireframes

  • Adobe XD – Professional tool for interface design