Wireframing is an extremely important phase of the web development process.

While it’s tempting to skip this step and proceed from the design brief and information architecture directly into design, it pays huge dividends to create wireframes somewhere in between of conceptual site planning and actual development of a site.

Wireframing will allow you to do several things far more efficiently, and the time and effort you put into this phase pays dividends in the greater scheme of things.

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There has been a trend afoot in the internet and mobile design industry to utilize the classification “User Experience Team” above “Creative Team”.

Although the term”Creative” can sometimes usher negative thoughts of sensitive types, the rationality for this shift in terms is due to the substantive nature of this team’s responsibilities.

UX teams are advocates for the successful and efficient completion of user tasks, while balancing business objectives to motivate consumers. This is achieved through intuitive and inspirational functionality, graphics and content–all driven by methodical and thoughtful research.