New to the UX world and wireframing? Learn how to start a wireframe by mapping ideas with low-fidelity tools—keeping the focus on usability, flow, and collaboration.

Once you’re done with your wireframes, you’ll need to present them to get someone’s approval. Learn 3 effective strategies to get buy-in and move forward.

We wrote a book to help everyone participate in the design process! It’s about better ways to make wireframes and use them with your team. Order your copy now.

Learn how to improve your website’s user experience! For each mistake you’ll learn what usually happens and why, what it looks like, and what to do about it.

Good wireframes solve real problems and lead to strong products. From writing out the scenario to gathering inputs, here is a proven path to a great website or app.

Why you should wireframe, what’s the right level of detail, where prototypes and sketches fit in, and how to make them a great communication tool for non-designers.

Make sure your wireframes address 2 questions: What are some ways we can solve our customers' problem? How do I know if this idea actually solves it?

Using a design system, or pattern library, can free you from needing to create high-fidelity prototypes, and allows you to go from wireframe to working code.

A step-by-step guide on how to use wireframes in your Agile User Stories. Tips: add just enough detail and focus on what developers really need to know.

The 5 most common questions or comments we've received about working from home. 'How does your boss know that you're actually working?' is the first one 😊

Working with freelance developers has its challenges. The collaborative nature of wireframes is perfectly suited to help you communicate your idea with them.

Recognizing being stuck is the first step to getting unstuck. Here are 2 easy techniques with 11 practical strategies to help you break free from designer's block.

Read how 5 game designers use Balsamiq wireframes and other rapid prototyping techniques in their workflow to work faster and smarter.

In a marketing project, getting content creators and designers to work together using wireframes can align expectations and improve communication and feedback.

Finally getting to work on features that have been on the back-burner forever is a great way to rejuvenate developers and reward long-time customers. After a slow year of public releases in 2014 while we re-wrote our pr...

Dozens of inspiring quotes and practical tips to help you improve your wireframes, design delightful user interfaces, and create better products.

Empathy, common sense, negotiation and diplomacy: with these soft skills in your toolbox, you can go from being a good designer to being an effective one.

Simple tips to level up the wireframes of your software, website, or app: get into the wireframing mindset, take your time, and create several in-between concepts.

The release of Balsamiq Mockups 3 was the biggest release in our history since the original product launch in 2008. For this release we took a leap of faith and went nearly an entire year without releasing any real prod...

Here at Balsamiq, we hear a lot of stories about people using our application to build great user experiences. We are so proud to be a part of the UX revolution that has taken place over the last ten years. There's no do...

Even if you can’t afford to hire a designer, your nonprofit website can be impactful. Learn some easy-to-follow tips to make it stand out from the crowd.

Never made a wireframe before? This page is for you.

Learn how wireframes can be used with user stories to help designers balance the piecemeal nature of Agile development with the big picture of UI cohesiveness.

How to test your wireframes with users on an iPad.

How to create a mobile application's wireframes, step by step.

In this webinar, we discussed the importance of templates, how to include them in your wireframes during the design process, and what they look like in action.

In this free webinar we explain what User Experience is, types of UX roles, what are the most useful skills, and common frustrations of trying to land a job in UX.

This easy-to-follow course is intended for Product Managers, Entrepreneurs, and other non-designers who want to feel comfortable in the world of UI design.