wireframe
nounUK /ˈwaɪə.freɪm/
US /ˈwaɪr.freɪm/
A wireframe is a simple drawing that shows where things go on a screen or page.
The designer drew a wireframe to show where the buttons and pictures would go.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A frame made of wire, often used to support or shape something.
The gardener bent a wireframe into a circle to hold up the plant.
3. A three-dimensional model made from wire that shows the edges of an object.
The computer showed a wireframe of the car before adding colors and textures.
4. An early plan or rough version of a website or app used to test ideas.
We tested the wireframe with users before building the real app.