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If you're willing to work more closely with your developers, and you're a cool person, you can skip wireframes altogether. Ever build an app for yourself? Did

• mbesto 14y ago
  > If you're willing to work more closely with your developers, and you're a cool person, you can skip wireframes altogether. Totally agree, but it's so rare to find a client-agency relationship like that in the web dev space. > Ever build an app for yourself? Did you wireframe it? I bet you didn't. Yes, I have built an app for myself. I've definitely wireframed it. I usually go through a crapload of wireframes, HTML mockups, etc. It's incredibly difficult (for me) to just develop without at least a starting point either written or in my mind.
• jiggy2011 14y ago
  If you build an app for yourself you probably have the requirements and wireframes welded into your brain since it's likely being developed to solve a problem that you encounter on a daily basis such as managing your dotfiles between all of your VPS instances. When you're developing something to solve a problem you could never even imagine having, say wardrobe management software for the wife of a senior politician you're probably going to need those wireframes.