Wireframing & Prototyping in Puerto Rico
Before investing in development, it is worth seeing and testing the idea. We create sketches and clickable prototypes to validate the structure of your site or app while changes are still cheap.
Everything about Wireframing & Prototyping
A wireframe is a black-and-white sketch showing what content goes on each screen and how it is organised, without distraction from colours or images. It helps us agree on the structure. A prototype goes a step further: linked screens you can tap and move through as if it were the real product.
Making them before coding saves time and money, because it is much easier to move a button in a prototype than in a built system. It also lets you show the idea to your team, partners or potential users and gather opinions before committing to development.
This is for you if…
- You have an app or platform idea and want to see it before building it
- You need to show the concept to partners or investors
- You want to avoid costly changes during development
How we can help
Screen sketches
Wireframes of the main views and their content.
Navigation flow
How to move from one screen to another to complete a task.
Clickable prototype
Linked screens you can move through on your phone or computer.
Review session
We walk through the prototype with you and gather your feedback.
Adjustments along the way
We fix the structure before moving to the final design.
Supporting document
A summary of what was agreed to guide development.
How we work
We understand your users
We discuss who uses your product and what they are trying to achieve.
We design the solution
We move from sketches to screens with a clear logic.
We test with you
We review prototypes and adjust before building.
We deliver the design
Files and guides ready for development.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between a wireframe and a prototype?
A wireframe is a static sketch of the structure. A prototype links the screens so you can try the journey as if it were real.
Is a prototype the same as the finished product?
No. It is a simulation to validate the idea. The final product is developed afterwards, with full programming.
Can I test it with my customers?
Yes. It can be shared with people from your audience to see how they use it and what they struggle with, before building.
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