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Framing The Question: Wireframes at CKMG

Even with a background in SEO and content production, I’m still discovering something new every day at CKMG, especially when it comes to the work involved in creating a web page from scratch. I recently learned the term “wireframe.”

Essentially, this is just a basic visual guide of the home page. The intriguing part is the design aspect.

Navigation bar on top or on the side? Bright colors or a more subdued effect? What kind of consumer are you trying to attract?

My knowledge of design is painfully minimal, but my desire to learn is insatiable. Hence, why I was able to act as if I knew something about web design around a friend who is actually studying it, “Yeah, we threw together a wireframe for a client.”

The wry smile on his face meant either I was able to impress or failed to succeed. In any case, this is just the initial stage of the site, which means I will get to learn more fun design language I can show off.

--Nadia Osman

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