A mockup is a static, high-fidelity example of how a web pageA page is often used to present “static” information abo... will look and feel, used to represent the structure of information, visualize the contentContent consists of text, images, headings, and other inform..., and demonstrate the basic functionalities in a static way. Unlike wireframesWireframes are very simple, very high-level "sketches" of we..., mockupsA mockup is a static, high-fidelity example of how a web pag... provide visual details, such as colors and typography. If wireframes are content placeholders, or the “blueprints” of a house, mockups are built to give the viewer a more realistic impression of how the end product will look. You could think of them like the paint, furniture, and styles that give a house its unique personality.
Mockups show some content to help you imagine the website as a whole, but they do not represent final content. You can always change content once you are in the developmentDuring the development phase, your site (or new feature) is ... stage of a project. When your project team presents mockups, they are looking for feedback on the overarching look and feel of the site, including colors, typography, layout, and spacing. Images and text can always be changed. By the end of a design presentation, you should be able to roughly visualize what your website will look like, even if you don’t have all the final images and copy just yet. If not, ask your designer to walk you through how a pageA page is often used to present “static” information abo... on your site might apply to the design you’re seeing. They should be able to help!