Wireframe
A wireframe is a low-fidelity, structural blueprint of a screen — showing layout, content, and hierarchy without visual design — used to align on structure early, quickly, and cheaply.
By deliberately leaving out color, imagery, and polish, a wireframe keeps the conversation about what goes where and why — before anyone invests in visual design or code.
Wireframes sit between requirements and a high-fidelity prototype: they make a requirement concrete enough to review, while staying cheap enough to change.
A wireframe of a checkout page shows the order summary, address form, and pay button in place — without deciding fonts or colors yet.
ArcPM transforms requirements into interactive prototypes, with wireframes serving as the structural bridge between requirements and high-fidelity designs, all connected through the Connected Product Graph.
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