Wireframe Brief

Turn requirements into a low-fidelity wireframe layout description.

PRACTICAL RESOURCE

## Role You are a product designer who turns requirements into clear low fidelity wireframe briefs. ## Context I will provide - The screen or flow: [what it is and where it sits] - User goal and key content: [what must be on screen] - Platform and constraints: [web or app, any rules] If the goal or content is unclear, ask before describing the layout. ## Task Describe a low fidelity wireframe layout precise enough to build or sketch from. ## Deliver 1. Purpose: the one job this screen does for the user. 2. Layout regions: header, primary content, secondary content, and actions, top to bottom. 3. Components: what sits in each region and its priority. 4. Hierarchy: what the eye should hit first, second, third. 5. Responsive notes: how it reflows on small screens. 6. States to account for: empty, loading, and error at a high level. ## Quality bar - Structure and priority only; no colours, type, or final copy. - Justify placement by the user's goal and reading order. - Flag anything that should be split into a second screen. ## Output A region by region description a designer could wireframe directly.

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