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Wireframing
At Harvest, we plough furrows that help content grow harmoniously and make sure the user experience is smooth, intuitive and pleasant.
Every path is designed to help content grow harmoniously and make sure the user experience is smooth, intuitive and pleasant.
Before sowing visuals and text, the wireframe makes sure everything is in its place: every area, every block, every path is designed so that each piece of information finds its space and navigation flows naturally.
The fruit of this work is a solid, clear and well-organised website, ready to welcome the design and content consistently. A well-designed wireframe is fertile ground that lets your digital project sprout, grow and flourish.
Wireframing at a glance
A wireframe is the blueprint of a website or app: a simplified mock-up, without final colours or images, that shows what each page contains and in what order. At Harvest, a communication agency in Lyon, France, we draw wireframes in Figma, for desktop and mobile, before any design work. It is the step that avoids finding out too late that some content is missing or a user journey does not work.
What we deliver
- The site structure: the list of pages and how they are organised in the menus.
- Wireframes of the key pages, for desktop and mobile.
- A clickable prototype: you browse the mock-up as you would the future site, before a single line of code is written.
- The priority user journeys: how a visitor goes from discovery to getting in touch or making a purchase.
Why start with wireframes
Discussing structure without being distracted by colours means making the right decisions at the right time: which content to highlight, what information to ask for, which path to offer. Changing a wireframe takes a few minutes; changing a finished website takes days. Wireframes then serve as the basis for the web design and the development of the website.
Find out more: wireframe, mock-up, prototype: what is the difference (in French).
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between a wireframe and a mock-up?
A wireframe shows the structure and content of a page, without any visual styling. A mock-up shows the final look: colours, typefaces, images.
Can we test the site before it is developed?
Yes. We deliver a clickable prototype in Figma: you move from page to page as you would on the future site.
Do you test with real users?
On request, depending on what is at stake: we watch real users on the prototype to spot what gets in their way before development.
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