Discovery phase

High-fidelityWireframes

Detailed screen layouts (usually in grayscale) that outline the structure of pages, features, and user flows—before the final design is applied.

Purpose & value

Wireframes are the blueprint of your product. They show layout, flow, and content structure—before visual design or development begins. This helps teams align early and catch usability issues before investing time in UI or code.

When to use

“When flows or features need client validation”

“Before UI design starts”

“Before running usability testing sessions”

“When flows or features need client validation”

“Before UI design starts”

Our process

01Design wireframes in grayscale to focus on structure

02Match screens to user flows and stories

03Add notes on logic, states, and actions

04Walk through the wireframes with the client

05Finalize wireframes to prepare for UI design or prototyping

Who’s involved

DesignersProject managerQuality assurance (QA)Client team

Deliverables

Wireframes in FigmaComments and review notesFinal approval sheet

Case study

For Loscam, we created high-fidelity wireframes to map out the full flow of their internal operation system. This helped stakeholders validate every step early on and set a solid foundation for UI design and development.

The service pack

User Interface (UI) Design

The actual look and feel your users will experience.

See what's inside

Interactive Prototype

A clickable version of your system for early feedback.

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Test Case

Clear testing scenarios that prepare for smooth, confident development.

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Beyond the Labs

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