wireframe model
[ˈwaɪərfreɪm ˈmɑːdəl]
nounpl: wireframe models
modelo de estrutura de arame
1. A three-dimensional skeletal representation of an object using lines and vertices, without surface detail or shading, commonly used in design, architecture, and 3D modeling
The architect presented a wireframe model of the building to show its basic structure before adding detailed textures.
O arquiteto apresentou um modelo de estrutura de arame do edifício para mostrar sua estrutura básica antes de adicionar texturas detalhadas.
2. In user experience and web design, a low-fidelity schematic layout of a webpage or application interface showing the basic structure and content placement
The UX designer created a wireframe model to map out the user interface before development began.
O designer de UX criou um modelo de estrutura de arame para mapear a interface do usuário antes do desenvolvimento começar.
The term 'wireframe model' is widely used in the tech and design industries globally. In Brazil, particularly in tech hubs like São Paulo, professionals often use the English term directly. It's essential terminology in UX/UI design, where wireframing is a standard first step before high-fidelity design. In architectural contexts, both Portuguese and English terms are used interchangeably among professionals.
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