What's next?
As you can see, this chapter was full of all sorts of new information for you, but if you have reached this point, you can be proud of yourself. Now, you've got an idea of what a wireframe is and why it's worth spending enough time on it. However, the real purpose of the wireframe isn't just filling the screen-sized frames with shapes that represent your future components. The essential meaning of this part is to make sure the flow you came up with during the UX design phase is the best one for your user. There is only one way to find out – to test this flow on a group of people belonging to the reference target. To do this, you have to make your wireframe live by prototyping it so that you can show and test the dynamic flow during user testing sessions.
The testing process is very important and must be taken very seriously; otherwise, you risk missing structural or usability issues. So, you should be prepared to review and modify your user...