As a website creator, one of the crucial values in building a wireframe is that it conveys layout ideas, content, and overall page-level design of the website you’re creating.
Once you decide to add wireframing to your design workflow, you’ll have enabled yourself to do the following:
Visualize your content’s layout
Save time and effort in your design process
Test for and correct usability issues
Perfect your information architecture
Test and refine navigation
Test usability with user testing and interviews
Perform rapid prototyping of any page element
Evaluate how your page layout applies UX and design best practices
Another significant benefit of the wireframing process is that they provide great clarity into how information will be organized on the screen, otherwise known as the page’s information architecture.