Rehabilitation Institute of Washington Wireframes, by MIke Sinkula

Rehabilitation Institute of Washington Wireframes, by MIke Sinkula

Using a proven navigation convention and a consistent content design structure reassures your page’s visitor of where they are and will allow them to find the content they are looking for easily.

Requirements:

  • You will need to complete Wireframes for your project website that you picked to use to complete your assignments for this quarter.
  • You must complete Wireframes for your home page and one main page.
  • This shall be done in Adobe Illustrator, printed out and turned in as your Wireframes assignment according to the class schedule.

Downloads:

This portion of the Premium Design Works website is written by Mike Sinkula and dedicated to the Web Design & Development students at Seattle Central Community College.

7 Comments:

  1. Sarah Durkee says:

    Hi! Here are my wireframes. I also redid my site map:
    http://sarahdurkee.com/wwa/wireframes-WWA.pdf
    http://sarahdurkee.com/wwa/site_map.pdf

  2. Ben Clement says:

    So here are my wire frames. I’ll turn a hard copy in on Monday.

    Cheers,

    Ben

    http://edison.seattlecentral.edu/~bcleme04/web200/wireframes.pdf

  3. shaun allen says:

    hi mike,
    here is a link to my wireframes:

    http://edison.seattlecentral.edu/~sallen17/web200/wireframe.pdf

  4. Sara Smiley says:

    If you want to create wireframes in Photoshop this tool is awesome!!!
    http://www.guideguide.me/

  5. J Patrick Lalley says:

    Download Wireframes links above need to be repaired

  6. For reference, here’s a nifty tool that instantly converts any web page into a wireframe:

    http://www.volkside.com/tools/wirify/

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