
Project Management (U1)
Applied IT (Year 11)
Storyboard
Storyboards are traditionally used to visualise the narrative for a film production or a graphic novel by using a chronological sequence of drawings to represent the shots planned for each scene (including brief annotations of shot angle, directions, and dialogue).
However, in AIT and specifically, website & app design, storyboards are used to create a graphical representation of the structure and user flow of the website/app – how the website/app will flow from page to page.

Image: UX Storyboard Template, Image by Milanote (https://milanote.com/templates/storyboards/ux-storyboard)
Thumbnails
Thumbnails are small, rough sketches used to quickly explore & develop multiple ideas and/or to show different perspectives or angles.
Wireframes/Sketches
A wireframe is a “blueprint” used to plan out the formatting/layout of websites, apps, or pages (e.g. posters).It prioritises content placement (i.e. allocating space) and user flow (i.e. illustrating functionalities) over details like visual design, colours, graphics, and text.
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