Wireflows, When, Why, How To Use Them - Webkeyz
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We recently introduced wire flows to our design process at webkeyz as a combination of two popular deliverables: wireframes and flowcharts.
We’ve been using wireflows as a part of our design process at webkeyz for a while now. Wireflows are a combination of two popular deliverables: wireframes and flowcharts. Read on to get an idea of their power. Wireframes are the most popular deliverable for UX design, used to document the layout for a website or an app. Alternatively, flowcharts are used to document complex workflows and user tasks. We were trying to find a way to better illustrate interactions within mobile or web apps that have a multiple interactions within pages. So, we decided to introduce wireflows to our process.…
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