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To me, a wireframe specs out the UX and shows all possible user interactions. A mockup is a static representation of a wire frame with design added. A prototy
by woofyman 11y ago
To me, a wireframe specs out the UX and shows all possible user interactions. A mockup is a static representation of a wire frame with design added. A prototype is a working representation of a wire frame with the design added. Though the functionality may be simulated or mocked.
- aklemm 11y agoThese are good definitions.
- Retric 11y agoIMO, prototype may have very different look and feel vs. the mockup. An Excel spreadsheet might be a reasonable prototype for core functionality. Demo is where you combine look and feel with core functionality. It can still be very hacky under the hood and use pre-rendered output etc. Granted, this assume complex functionality. If your reusing a common pattern like website with checkout then it's a non issue.