Mobile Wireframe Gallery Gives Preview of How Companies are Building iOS Apps
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Building software from a design standpoint has always been a bit more art than science. Prior to working for Appiction, I used to do really raw mockups in Photoshop as quickly as I could to get the point of the screen across to the developer. A lot of times, these were very, very abstract, as all that was really important was the placement of elements on the screen.
Preliminary wireframes for an eReader application I designed a couple of years ago. Yes, there are things I'd change about both of these wireframes now!
App development remains a fairly new frontier, and while there are Apple’s standard Human Interface Guidelines and Google’s Android Developer Guide, most of us are still figuring out the best way to communicate to developers our design visions in a way that fits both a functional and aesthetic sense. The MOObileFrames blog is a collection of wireframes from various companies showing their process as they take the first step to cement their mobile visions into concrete realities. Hopefully you can use some inspiration from what other companies and individuals are doing to apply to your own designs. Good luck!