Most designers fall back to static wireframes as the template for a blog. But a wireframe is merely a single frame, a snapshot moment. A UX storyboard is the whole film. Learn more about the complete wireframing process and how it fits into the broader design methodology. It’s a strong visual narrative technique that traces the dynamic, emotional, and contextual path of a reader’s journey—from the instant they find your blog post when searching on Google to the moment they opt to subscribe. It’s what allows you to see a user’s context, their emotions, and the key decision points that analytics dashboards can’t reveal to you. It makes you ask yourself the important questions:
Why did the reader end up at this particular post?
What are they experiencing and thinking as they scroll through the content?
What is the “aha!” moment that is going to establish credibility and have them return for more?