Wireframe Quiz

Which of the following best describes a wireframe?

• A colorful mockup of a final product

• A visual representation of an interface’s structure, content, and behavior

• A 3D model for physical prototyping

• A final marketing presentation

Wireframes are often referred to as the “________” for design.

• Wallpaper

• Blueprint

• Canvas

• Map

Which is NOT a primary purpose of a wireframe?

• Communicating layout and structure

• Showcasing brand identity

• Conducting usability tests

• Aligning team understanding

Why is it easier to change a wireframe than a final design?

• Wireframes are less expensive and quicker to modify

• Wireframes use higher resolution assets

• Wireframes are built on live code

• Wireframes already include final animations

Which of the following is NOT typically defined by a wireframe?

• Structure

• Content

• Information hierarchy

• Color palette

The “behavior” aspect in a wireframe refers to:

• How the product’s colors change

• How the interface interacts with the user

• How the team collaborates

• How fast the design loads

Sketch wireframes are best suited for:

• Printing final brochures

• Quick experimentation and feedback

• Detailed coding references

• Legal documentation

Lo-fidelity wireframes are mainly used for:

• Testing flows

• Brand promotion

• Exporting final graphics

• Presenting color themes

Which feature is unique to high-fidelity wireframes?

• Hand-drawn lines

• Minimal content

• Detailed annotations and behavior description

• Placeholder boxes

A high-fidelity wireframe should be:

• Understandable without explanation

• Decorated with visual effects

• Dependent on the designer’s presence

• Left incomplete for client input