Create Progressive Wireframes for User Interface Design
As a UX designer, I want to create a series of wireframes with increasing fidelity (low, medium, and high), so that I can effectively communicate and refine the user interface design throughout the development process.
Acceptance Criteria:
1. Low-Fidelity Wireframe:
Create a basic sketch of the main interface elements.
Use simple shapes and lines to represent layout and content areas.
Include placeholders for major components (e.g., navigation, content areas, buttons).
Avoid details like specific text, images, or styling.
2. Mid-Fidelity Wireframe:
Develop a more detailed representation based on the low-fidelity wireframe.
Use grayscale or limited color palette to distinguish different elements.
Include more accurate sizing and spacing of components.
Add basic typography and iconography without final styling.
Represent actual content structure, but still use placeholder text.
3. High-Fidelity Wireframe:
Create a polished, detailed representation of the final design.
Use full color scheme as per the design system.
Include final typography, iconography, and imagery.
Represent actual content instead of placeholders where possible.
Show interactive elements in various states (e.g., hover, active, disabled).
Progression and Iteration:
Each level of fidelity should build upon the previous one.
Incorporate feedback and refinements at each stage before progressing to the next.
Documentation:
Provide brief explanations or annotations for key design decisions at each stage.
Document any major changes or pivots between fidelity levels.
Accessibility:
Consider and indicate accessibility features at each stage, becoming more detailed in higher fidelity wireframes.
Technical Notes:
Use appropriate design software for each stage (e.g., paper/whiteboard for low-fi, digital tools for mid and high-fi).
Ensure designs are created with responsive design principles in mind.
Consider creating alternative versions for key screens to explore different design options.
Definition of Done:
Complete set of wireframes at all three fidelity levels.
Wireframes reviewed and approved by the product team and key stakeholders.
Design decisions and progression documented.
Wireframes are ready to guide the next stages of development or hand-off to developers.
Create Progressive Wireframes for User Interface Design
As a UX designer, I want to create a series of wireframes with increasing fidelity (low, medium, and high), so that I can effectively communicate and refine the user interface design throughout the development process.
Acceptance Criteria:
1. Low-Fidelity Wireframe:
2. Mid-Fidelity Wireframe:
3. High-Fidelity Wireframe:
Progression and Iteration:
Documentation:
Accessibility:
Technical Notes:
Definition of Done: