Creating wireframes and prototypes then putting them in front of real users offers the quickest way to ensure you build only features that get used, and don’t waste money on those that won’t.
Wireframing
Low-fidelity wireframes: Build consensus quickly about key features and design options with whiteboard and sketching exercises that include primary stakeholders.
High-fidelity wireframes: Rethink and revise low-fidelity wireframes to more fully realize specific interface features based on user input and feedback.
Prototyping Services
Prototypes are preliminary models that help project stakeholders visualize things like interactivity, user flows, and navigation before resources are spent building out full features. They are critical in user testing and can be incredibly helpful to build consensus in workshop settings.
