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Website mockups help you save money while boosting the UX of your final product. Find out how in this guide!
What exactly is a mockup? How is it different from a wireframe and a prototype? How on earth do you put one together? These are exactly the types of questions we’ll be examining in this guide to designing a website mockup.
Aside from looking at the fundamental aspects that a website mockup comprises, we’ll also look at how to design one in a mockup tool, along with the benefits it can bestow you, your team and your final product. We’ve also thrown in some sources of inspiration to help you bust through that creative block!
What is a website mockup?
In the world of web design, a website mockup is a high-fidelity simulation of how a website will look. Website mockups combine the structure and logic of a wireframe but with the images, graphics and UI elements that the final product will have.
However, while website mockups don’t include the transitions and usable functions you’ll see in a prototype and in the final product, they generally include basic navigation and interactions. Simply put, mockups help us define:
- Information architecture: how you organize your website’s information logically and hierarchically
- User flow: how the user will interact with your website and the navigation UX
- Visual hierarchy and layout: how all the elements appear on your webpages, their size and position relative to one another and the spacing between
- Color: nearly always contain the color scheme you’ll use in the final product
- Typography: contain the exact fonts types, sizes and boldness that your final product will have
- Images: Use SVGs and high quality images that mirror exactly the ones you’ll include in your final product
- Interaction:
In short, website mockups help you to define all the important factors of your product to ensure the best UX possible before expensive coding begins. Because at that stage, any changes you make will be paid for in arms and legs!
There are many reasons why it’s a good idea to design a website mockup. The short answer is that it gets your product to the market more efficiently, reduces development costs and increases the chances of its long term success. Here’s how:
Catch design errors early
When you put together a website mockup, you get to see whether your design really works or not, both in functional terms and aesthetically. They allow you to iterate on your designs until you achieve perfect aesthetic harmony.
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