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Wire frame (structure)

A framework of wire, as used in sculpture armatures and lampshades.

First in use: the 1800s
Duplicate · right

Website wireframe

A low-fidelity skeletal layout of a page used to plan structure before visual design.

First in use: the 1990s

Wireframe / Wire frame (structure) / Website wireframe

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Wire armatures vs. low-fidelity mockups.

Which meaning of Wireframe is the original, and which one is the duplicate riding on its name? Wire frame (structure) came first (the 1800s). Website wireframe arrived in the 1990s. The data below shows which one owns the word now.

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