[vecplane]

Is this describing the practice of 'grayboxing' in design?

[karaterobot]

Yeah, or wireframing, or low-fidelity prototyping. Definitely not new advice, but I guess it'll be somebody's first exposure to the idea, so they'll learn a new thing today.

[thoughtpalette]

Yea, I find this article kind of weird in the number of comments it has drawn. Low-fidelity wire framing for workflows has been a UX/UI standard for like a decade now.

[kmoser]

It's more about mockups that show the final design. Wireframes, in contrast, are always sparse by definition.