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Prototyping Check-in

Prototyping Check-in
Arthur de la Rocha on Sep 19, 2014 · 54 second read

Web Team’s Prototype Comes Together The web team’s morning sketches came together into [high-fidelity wireframes](https://zurb.com/word/wireframing "Wireframing | article at ZURB") this afternoon — that is, a walkthrough of their website without code. Yes, they tested the website with hand-drawn sketches. Wireframes let the team find the most efficient ways to help the public donate or volunteer, and other people find the services they need. Once they nailed it, they built a prototype before starting to hammer out code, confident that they were on the right track. What’s a prototype? That’s coming soon. [See their hi-fi work for yourself on Influence](https://new.influenceapp.com/projects/172-zurbwired/pages/4ea73156d9a875e4628c "website wireframes | resources at Influence"). 

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