Generate app wireframes as a structure diagram.

Fidelity is a decision, not a limitation

There is a well-known effect where a polished mockup attracts feedback about colours and copy while a rough one attracts feedback about whether the flow makes sense. Since the structural questions are the expensive ones and the cheapest to change, keeping wireframes visibly unfinished is the right call at this stage rather than a shortcoming of the tool.

Screens in navigation order

Each screen is a card with a title bar and enough content to identify it, laid out in the order a user moves through them. That answers how many screens there are, how someone reaches each one, and which are dead ends, which is the whole job at this stage.

Then hand it to design

The output is a structure to design against, not a design. Exported as SVG or an Excalidraw scene it drops into a brief, and the designer starts from an agreed flow rather than from a feature description and an assumption.

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