Whiteboard Wireframes

February 11th, 2009


Sometimes it’s better to design collaboratively in the open instead of doing it from the safety of the solo oriented computer. If done right, more feedback can be harnessed quicker with higher quality returns. Agile programmers have been doing this with their paired programming approaches which apparently pay off by diminishing bugs and increasing code quality. Here is a sample from Michael drawing up wireframes on a whiteboard for the redesign of Jive Software’s website – visible and affording collaboration.

Credits: Michael Sigler

6 Responses to “Whiteboard Wireframes”

  1. Whitingx Says:

    We've done a similar thing but using Smartboards (http://www2.smarttech.com/st/en-US/Products/SMART… Enabling us to draw on top of current design ideas and output the result to PDF.

  2. juarezpaf Says:

    Design collaboratively looks great… Pair programming is a good practie because it's stimulate developers to focus on tasks. I think that approach could be use with collaboration tools also like htpp://iplotz.com, but I have no doubt if you can draw with your partner by your side it will be better.
    I'll try it.

  3. juarezpaf Says:

    Hey… this link is broken, but http://smarttech.com/ is OK.

  4. dpickett Says:

    I've found the greatest ideas have come from sketching user experiences on whiteboards. A lot of upfront thought and collaboration can save a lot of headaches when implementation starts

  5. im Says:

    I really love this artist and have been thinking about making a playlist of their last record album for an upcoming write-up.