Wireframing

Wireframing is a concept and technique used for user interface design or software design where a visual aspect is involved. It doesn’t mean that it can only be used in user interfaces. The wireframe concepts can also be used to write code. You can call it templates or code snippets.

This is an important step that ensures that each developer uses the same style of coding. If you remember in the initial chapters, we discussed that design is modular, and each developer ends up developing one or two modules. Now, if you don’t set a standard for development, then everyone can come up with their own ideas, which can become a mess when maintaining the code base. It will also become a bottleneck for scaling. To avoid all this, we should build a wireframe. This can be a simple flow of data or a process based on a module the developer is working on, but it should be under the guidance of the SA.

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