WEB105 > Developing Site Structure 2
We must still think like our project site’s users and ask ourselves:
- What are they coming to the site to do?
- What are their needs?
- How can the site’s structure be planned to satisfy their needs?
C) Page-View
Page-View is the sub-phase of Developing Site Structure where you begin to organize the potential content of the site for each page called Wireframe.
Wireframes
Wireframes are non-design orientated sketches that show rough navigation, copy layout, graphic allocation, key headers, etc.—Also refereed to as content layouts or schematics:
Web Redesign: Workflow that Works 2.0 - p. 107
Wireframes should:
- be completed for all template pages
- be the basis for visual design and HTML production
- address production specifications
- include a representation of all major page elements
Wireframes should contain a schematic representation of:
- Target Window Size
- Primary & Secondary Navigation
- Images/Figures/Illustrations
- Written Content
- Media/Video
- Functionality
- Headers & Footer Documentation