As a UI/UX designer, I create wireframes and prototypes to help clients visualize the layout and functionality of the final product.

Wireframes are low-fidelity designs that focus on the basic structure and layout of the user interface. These designs typically lack detailed color schemes, imagery, and other visual elements. Instead, they focus on the placement of key interface elements such as buttons, input fields, and menus.

Prototypes, on the other hand, are interactive models that allow clients to experience the interface's functionality in a realistic way. This involves creating a working model of the user interface that clients can navigate and interact with.

During the wireframing and prototyping process, I work closely with clients to ensure that their requirements and preferences are incorporated into the design. This includes considering user experience design principles, such as usability and accessibility, to ensure that the interface is intuitive and easy to use.

Once the wireframes and prototypes are completed, I present them to clients for feedback and make any necessary revisions before moving on to the visual design phase.