4.2 Concept of UI/UX: Concept of
Wireframe, Wireframe Design
Front-End
·
The
front-end is the part of an application or website that users directly interact
with.
· It is often referred to as the
"client side" of an application.
·
Examples:
Webpages, forms, menus, and buttons that users click, The layout of a
mobile app or a website.
Back-End
·
The
back-end is the part of an application that operates behind the scenes like handling
data processing, storage, and server-side logic.
·
It
is often referred to as the "server side" of an application.
·
Examples:
Retrieving data from a database when a user logs in, Storing user
preferences or purchase history.
User Interface (UI)
·
UI
is the visual part of an app or website that users interact with — including
buttons, icons, colors, fonts, and layout.
·
UI focuses on how a product looks and feels
visually — it's all about design and presentation.
·
E.g.
In the Daraz or eSewa app, the home screen layout, colorful icons, and menu
buttons are all part of the UI.
User Experience (UX)
·
User
Experience (UX)
is the overall feeling
and flow a person has while using a product — it includes ease
of use, speed, satisfaction, and usefulness.
· UX focuses on how the product
works and whether users can complete their tasks easily and
happily.
· E.g. If we can book a bus ticket in
2 clicks and feel confident while using the app, that’s good UX.
Advantages of UI (User Interface)
Design:
· Makes the app or website look attractive and
professional.
·
Helps users easily see and understand what to do.
·
Organizes buttons, icons, and content clearly.
·
Supports brand identity through colors, fonts, and
layout.
Advantages of UX (User Experience)
Design:
1.
Makes the app
or website easy to use and navigate.
2. Helps users finish
tasks quickly with less effort.
3. Increases
satisfaction and builds user trust.
4. Saves time and
money by fixing problems early.
Software used for UI/UX design
·
Figma:
It is used for collaborative design where multiple people can work on the same
project simultaneously.
·
Adobe
XD: It is used for creating different interfaces, buttons, and layouts.
·
Balsamiq:
It is a software used for creating wireframes.
Concept of wireframe
·
A
wireframe is a basic sketch or layout of a screen that shows where
things will be placed — without color or design.
·
The
purpose of wireframe is to plan the structure and layout of an app
before adding visual design or functionality.
·
We
can use different software such as Sketch, Figma, and Balsamiq to design
wireframes.
Concept of wireframe design
Wireframe design is the process of
creating a simplified representation of a user interface (UI) or webpage.
Here are the key aspects of
wireframe design:
·
Layout structure – Shows the
basic arrangement of screen sections.
·
UI element
placement – Displays where buttons, text, and images will be placed.
·
Content
hierarchy – Organizes content from most to least important.
·
User flow
– Shows how users move from one screen to another.
·
Navigation
design – Adds menus or tabs to help users explore the app.
·
No visual
styling – Uses only simple shapes without colors or fonts.
Benefits of wireframe
·
Easy to draw – Wireframes use a
simple and clean layout with basic screen elements.
·
Easy to
understand – They focus on only the essential parts, without colors or
decorations.
·
Easy to
modify – You can update wireframes without knowing any programming
language.
·
No coding
required – Wireframes can be created like simple sketches using
drawing tools or paper.
How do
UI, UX, and Wireframe work together?
Wireframe builds the layout → UX designs the experience → UI makes it visually
attractive and interactive.
What’s the difference between UI and UX in one
sentence?
UI is
what you see, UX is how it works and feels.
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