Is it worth making a few website improvements or completely redesigning the entire website? Depends...we chose website improvements.

Web Design Process: From Wireframe to Website
Recently I wrote about sketching out a wireframe first, on paper, before opening up any software program. We call that Stage 2: Information Design. (Stage 1: Strategic Planning is all about getting and analyzing content and establishing a goal or objective for the website).
Well, I wanted you to see what became of that sketch. (It became a website, of course)
After I sketched out, on paper, where I wanted content to go, I used Mockflow to design the homepage wireframe.

After a couple of revisions from the client, we moved onto Stage 3: Visual Design. This is the stage where all the colors and typefaces come in. We essentially wrap the design around the content.

After a few revisions from the client, it’s onto Stage 4: Production. This is the stage where the picture above becomes a working website with links, rollovers, rotators, database integration and more.
Talk to us about designing your new website.
Photo by Rich Wooten on Unsplash
Hi Michael,
You might find my wireframing tool http://www.Simulify.com/ interesting.
It makes it extremely easy to create and share clickable wireframes from within browser and gather feedbacks.
It fits the workflow of a website builder company.
Thank you. I will check it out.