Sketch low-fidelity wireframes
Before anyone writes code or picks colours, a wireframe maps out where things go — the blocks for a header, content, and navigation. Keeping it deliberately rough keeps the conversation on structure and flow rather than visual polish. This tool lets you lay out simple wireframe blocks for a web or mobile screen to communicate a layout quickly.
How to use it
- Add blocks for the regions of your screen.
- Arrange them into the layout you have in mind.
- Share or export the sketch to discuss it.
Why wireframe first
- It settles structure before expensive design work.
- Low fidelity invites honest feedback on the layout.
- It's quick to change when the idea shifts.
Questions people ask
Should wireframes look finished? No — deliberately plain wireframes keep attention on layout and flow, not colours and fonts.
Is my work uploaded? No — it stays in your browser.