Wireframes

“Mid-fi wireframes are bad. You know, I think that you want to start with low-fi or go high-fi. You know, you can't be half pregnant. You don't want to go mid-fi.”

“Having all of, you know, the users, the user speech feature future documentation, the technical documentation, the QA documentation, The wireframes, all of these things combined makes this a sellable, a scalable business and a sellable business.”

“Having these kind of sketchy, low fidelity artifacts, which is what wireframes are, they're kind of like a digital version of a napkin sketch, was really a great way to get more engagement with the people who are actually having an effect on the product.”

“Often better just to have something low fidelity and then have a conversation around it because you can hand off something that looks final and get something back that's totally different because you didn't specify how it should be on mobile or how, how it sho…”

“The wireframe is just an artifact. It's just a tool. It's not really It doesn't add any value on its own because it's not something that ships to the customer. So it's really what they can be used for.”

“I think that by itself absolutely would. And I think that's a solvable, that is a solvable problem with the technology even as it stands today. So I do think those kinds of things are going to be out there”

“I know designers spend all this time making wire frames, and I'm like, that's the lamest use of time ever. Just get some whiteboards, go into the room with your engineers, and start making some marks together, and that just works better.”

“Oftentimes when you talk about strategy in words alone, everyone takes away a different interpretation of that strategy. Whereas when you actually can show people wireframes of what the product will look like when that strategy Is implemented. It creates much …”