SaaS UX Wireframing & Prototyping Articles for Mockflow
I wrote 12 blog articles for MockFlow, a wireframing and UI design tool, covering UX practice, UI design and team design workflows.
Project snapshot
- Client
- Mockflow
- Work type
- Blogs
- Industry
- UI UX Design
- Year
- Oct - Dec 2024
On this page
About MockFlow and its readers
MockFlow makes wireframing, UI design and visual collaboration software for designers, product managers and agencies. Those same people read its blog, so every article had to hold up for readers who do this work every day.
MockFlow hired me because of the UI and UX articles I’d written for Octet Design Studio, a design agency.
What I wrote
Wireframing and team workflow
- How to Use Wireframes to Streamline Website Redesigns and Updates
- Why Content Writers Need Wireframes to Craft Perfect Copy
- Why Effective Brainstorming Across Teams is Crucial for Successful Wireframing
- How to Create a Collaborative Design Culture in Remote Teams
- Streamlining Your Design Workflow, Tips and Tricks for Efficiency
UI design
- Color Psychology in UI Design for 2024
- Why Every Designer Needs a Robust UI Kit for Consistent Design
- How Rapid Prototyping Boosts Creativity in UI/UX Design
UX practice and careers
- 5 Key User Experience Roles to Explore in 2024 and Beyond
- 5-Step Process to Conduct UX Audit Successfully
- Top 6 Trends for UX Research in 2025
- 7 Top Laws of UX That Shape Intuitive User Interfaces
How I worked
Each brief set the topic and the angle. My time at Octet meant I already knew the vocabulary, like wireframes, heuristics, design systems and usability testing, so I went straight to research and writing.
Five of the 12 articles cover wireframing and team workflow, the work MockFlow’s product is built for. The rest go wider, into UX careers, research methods and UI principles. The UX laws article, for example, explains seven named principles in plain terms. These are Hick’s Law, Fitts’s Law, Jakob’s Law, Miller’s Law, Tesler’s Law, the Peak-End Rule and the Zeigarnik Effect.
MockFlow publishes under its brand name and keeps updating older posts. Some of the live versions now have newer titles and sections that the MockFlow team added later.
