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Once you have the overall structure, the next task is to visualize individual pages. This is where you create layouts for each page and determine how elements will be arranged—a process also known as wireframing.
Wireframes let you map out the page structure before dealing with design considerations. They help you focus purely on usability and are a great tool to collect feedback from clients. Be sure to also map out your mobile layouts!
You can create wireframes using a variety of tools:
- Graph paper – Go old school with pen and paper.
- Google Docs – While not the best option, it still works. Tables are your friend.
- Professional design tools – Options include Balsamiq or Figma. If you use Figma, consider using a wireframing kit like Johannes WP, which is specifically made for wireframing WordPress websites.
You can find additional options in our article about wireframes.
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