An inexpensive method for discovering how users organise content and functionality for information architecture.
A marketing prompt invoking user response; in digital design, the interactive element directing users to the next step.
What You See Is What You Get — an acronym for interfaces allowing user input rendered similarly to the final output.
A sequence of events and experiences showing steps, choices, and resulting actions during product or service use.
A tool enabling website editors to manage displayed content without requiring coding knowledge, typically via WYSIWYG interface.