Module 30 – Web Page Wireframe

Prompt 1: Build a Strategic Wireframe for a Conversion Page
Using the Brand Identified training and frameworks, help me build a wireframe for a high-converting web page. Include content sections in the recommended order: headline, subheadline, audience fit, pain point, benefits, proof, visual support, CTA, and trust boosters. This will be used to guide design before any visual styling is applied.

Prompt 2: Wireframe a Homepage Based on Brand Strategy
Using the Brand Identified training and frameworks, design a homepage wireframe layout that reflects our brand personality, positioning, and goals. Include strategic content blocks for mission, services, testimonials, and CTAs, and explain the function of each section.

Prompt 3: Evaluate an Existing Wireframe for Effectiveness
Using the Brand Identified training and frameworks, evaluate the structure of our current wireframe or page layout. Identify which sections are missing, out of order, or visually overwhelming. Provide recommendations to improve flow, hierarchy, and strategic clarity.

Prompt 4: Create a Wireframe for Mobile Responsiveness
Using the Brand Identified training and frameworks, outline a mobile-friendly wireframe for [type of page]. Make sure the layout prioritizes legibility, thumb-accessible CTAs, image scaling, and scannable content to ensure a seamless mobile user experience.

Prompt 5: Turn a Brand Story into a Wireframe Flow
Using the Brand Identified training and frameworks, translate our brand story and value proposition into a web page wireframe. Break it down into logical sections that guide the visitor from interest to action while reinforcing trust and connection at every step.