What is a Mockup!
Typically mid to high fidelity, mockups reflect the design choices for color schemes, layouts, typography, iconography, the visuals of navigation, and the overall atmosphere of the product. In addition to setting aside time to answer the important visual questions, mockups have several other benefits: Intuitive to stakeholders — Thanks to their higher fidelity, mockups require less context than lo-fi documents like wireframes. Stakeholders can more easily see the final product. Realistic perspective — It’s one thing to have all your visual decisions made, but it’s another to see them all working together in a way close to the real thing. Mockups can help reveal problems that aren’t so apparent on paper (for example, color clashes, or smaller type crimes going unnoticed). Early revisions — It’s easier to make revision in a mockup than in the later coding stages (as long as the mockup itself isn’t coded).