Wireframe

A wireframe is a visual guide that represents the skeletal framework of a digital product. It is mainly used to arrange elements to best accomplish a particular purpose, such as laying out content and functionality on a page.‍

Why It Matters

Wireframes are crucial in AI Product Management as they help product managers visualize the layout and interaction of a product before development. They assist in decision-making by providing a clear view of what needs to be built. Wireframes play a significant role in processes and workflows, facilitating communication between team members and ensuring everyone is aligned on the product vision.

- Impact on Decision-Making: They help prioritize features based on usability and user experience.
- Significance in Workflows: Wireframes serve as a blueprint for developers and designers, aligning team dynamics.‍

How It’s Used

Wireframes are used in various stages of product development:

- In product roadmaps: To outline and plan product features visually.
- During sprints or team discussions: To provide clarity and direction.
- As part of AI workflows or analyses: To test user interactions and refine concepts.‍

Related Terms

- User Experience (UX)
- User Interface (UI)
- Prototype

Additional Resources

- How and Why Product Managers Can Use Wireframes
- A Product Manager's Beginner Guide to Wireframes
- How To Use a Wireframe in Product Management