Web Design

Wireframes

A wireframe is a skeletal blueprint or framework that outlines the basic design and functions of a user interface (such as a website or application).

The goal of a wireframe is to quickly and easily describe the basic structure, functions, and content of the page.

Example - Wireframe (PNG)

Mock-ups

A website mockup is a static visual model of what a web page, website, or web application will look like in its final form.

A mockup is designed to resemble the final product, but it is not yet functional (i.e., you can’t interact with it).

Example - For Life Tennis Academy (PDF)

Prototypes

A prototype is a functional and interactive simulation that includes all the stylistic details intended for the final deliverable. This model allows developers to see how their product works in a real environment and test the usability of their designs.

Web Design

Wireframes

Example - Wireframe (PNG)

Mock-ups

Example - For Life Tennis Academy (PDF)

Prototypes

Example - Arlene's Creations

User Experience

User flow diagram for the Land Rover Experience Namibia

Visit Site - Land Rover Experience Namibia

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