Have you ever heard the term “wireframing”? Do you know what it is?
A wireframe is an image (or a set of images) that displays the functional elements of a given page on a website. Wireframes are used for planning the website’s layout prior to engaging into a full-fledged web design process.
Shopping cart conversions are the bread and butter for e-commerce companies. Optimizing and increasing those checkout conversions is paramount to the success of the e-commerce business model. Therefore, it is very important that e-commerce business owners continually test out and make changes to improve upon the existing layout of their sites.
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