With website wireframes, you have the benefit of tweaking a simple line drawing to achieve the desired layout. Rather than move complex elements around a page, it can take very little time to drag a couple of boxes into new positions. It is also much more productive for you or your client to focus on the layout first…you won’t start out with comments like “I don’t like that color there!” Instead, you will start with a finalized layout and structure on which to base your design.
How to Create Website Wireframes
By Eric Miller, About.com Guide
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