What We Do

Creating use cases, user flows and wireframes requires close attention to detail. We'll work closely with you to design, review and revise as necessary, making sure you get exactly what you need.

Typically, we:

• Review all existing project information
• Draft use cases, user flows, and/or wireframes, as appropriate
• Review and revise drafts as required

What You Get

Use cases or user flow diagrams outline how a particular feature works.

Wireframes (sometimes called schematics) describe the content, structure, and general placement of content within key web pages.

Some projects may only require a few wireframes and one or two user flows/use cases. Others may require dozens of each - resulting in a full Functional Specification document.

When To Do It

The ideal time is during the design phase of a project, after the initial planning is complete but before graphic design or building of the site begins.

How Long It Takes

Depending on the size of your project, creating use cases, user flows and wireframes can take anywhere from a few days to a few months.