Over the last couple of years, showing wireframes to most clients has not really worked well for me. They never seem to quite get it, and if they do, they never seem to fully understand all the functionality through a wireframe. For some people, it is really hard to picture things in their head, they need to see exactly what it will look and function like to truly understand what they are looking at. You should still do a rough wireframe either on paper, on a whiteboard, or on the computer. Then once you and/or your team are happy with these rough wireframes, then jump right into the prototype.
We will be covering the following points in this chapter:
How to move away from showing clients wireframes and how to create responsive prototypes
Why these prototypes are better and quicker than doing traditional wireframes
The different versions of Foundation
What does Foundation include?
How to use the documentation
How to migrate from an older version
Getting support when you can't figure something out
What browsers does Foundation support?
How to extend Foundation
Our demo site