A wireframe is a framework which defines the basic layout, placement of content and page elements (such as navigation, header & footer) within a website
Wireframes serve a central function in the development of a website. Devoid of graphic (visual) treatment, they represent the architectural design of the website – and serve as a blueprint for graphic designers to produce visual designs (user interface), and for developers to build functionality.
Campaign Monitor have just published their latest quarterly results for worldwide email client usage. Not only do they show market share, but also trends over the last 6 months. What’s really amazing is how the iPhone and iPod Touch are moving mobile email forward. iPhone 3.0 itself has increased its market share by 6423.32%…
Although this isn’t a definitive set of figures it does give us a snapshot of which clients are being used. If, like me, you regularly have to produce HTML email designs for perticular marketing purposes, this sort of information really does help – in the same way that you should always know what browsers your intended market are using when designing and developing websites.
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