Plan your website layout visually. Add sections, reorder them, and export a clean layout spec to share with your team.
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The most important information should appear first. Users scan pages in an F-pattern, so place your key message, value proposition, and primary CTA above the fold. Structure your wireframe to guide the eye from headline to action.
Wireframes should focus on layout and structure, not visual design. Avoid colors, fonts, and imagery at this stage. Gray boxes and placeholder text help stakeholders focus on information architecture rather than aesthetics.
Over 60% of web traffic is mobile. Start your wireframe with a single-column layout, then expand for tablet and desktop. This forces you to prioritize content and eliminates clutter before it ever reaches the final design.
Every page should have one primary action you want the user to take. Place CTA sections strategically after social proof (testimonials, stats) and before natural exit points. Repeat your CTA at least twice on longer pages.