Wireframing
Wireframes and prototypes that settle structure, content and flow before visual design: the best moment to change your mind.
Based in Hamburg, Germany, working remotely with clients across Germany and abroad, in German or English.
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A wireframe is the floor plan of a page or screen: what goes where, in which order, and how it connects to the next step. It leaves out colours and images on purpose, so the discussion stays on structure and content. Changes at this stage touch a drawing, not a finished build.
Approach: structure before style
I start rough and add detail as decisions are made, from quick sketches to a clickable prototype, and use real or draft content from the start, so gaps show while they’re still easy to fill. Why a website starts in grey boxes and how fidelity grows is explained in Wireframes: why a website starts in grey boxes.
Scope: what’s included
Sitemap or app structure, wireframes for the key pages or screens, the main user flows, a clickable prototype and a review session to collect feedback. The approved wireframes become the brief for visual design and development.
Result: what you get
Agreement on structure before design starts, fewer rounds of changes later, and a clear plan that everyone involved has seen and clicked through.