Marketplace Wireframes Desktop & Mobile
Budget: $1,500 – $3,000 USD
I’m laying the foundation for a new marketplace dedicated to physical products and I need a clear set of wireframes that map every step a shopper takes on the public-facing site. Both desktop and mobile break-points are required so I can validate layout and flow before we move to visual design.
Scope
• Landing / home with promotional areas
• Search-first catalogue that supports robust product filtering
• Product detail page, cart and checkout sequence
• Email-and-password sign-up, login and forgotten-password screens
• Any auxiliary pages needed to keep the user journey coherent (error states, empty states, etc.)
. Check out process
Deliverables
1. Low- or medium-fidelity wireframes in Figma (Sketch or Adobe XD also fine)
2. Click-through prototype that demonstrates navigation and key interactions
3. Source files neatly organised and labelled so my development team can pick them up without questions
Acceptance Criteria
• All desktop frames have a matching mobile counterpart
• Product search and filtering is obvious, easily discoverable and functional in the prototype
• Forms follow best-practice usability and are optimised for keyboard and touch input
• No colour or branding beyond greyscale and basic accent placeholders—focus is purely on structure
If we’re both happy with this first round, I plan to extend the collaboration to the admin dashboard and the client (seller) panel, so an eye toward future scalability is appreciated.
Scope
• Landing / home with promotional areas
• Search-first catalogue that supports robust product filtering
• Product detail page, cart and checkout sequence
• Email-and-password sign-up, login and forgotten-password screens
• Any auxiliary pages needed to keep the user journey coherent (error states, empty states, etc.)
. Check out process
Deliverables
1. Low- or medium-fidelity wireframes in Figma (Sketch or Adobe XD also fine)
2. Click-through prototype that demonstrates navigation and key interactions
3. Source files neatly organised and labelled so my development team can pick them up without questions
Acceptance Criteria
• All desktop frames have a matching mobile counterpart
• Product search and filtering is obvious, easily discoverable and functional in the prototype
• Forms follow best-practice usability and are optimised for keyboard and touch input
• No colour or branding beyond greyscale and basic accent placeholders—focus is purely on structure
If we’re both happy with this first round, I plan to extend the collaboration to the admin dashboard and the client (seller) panel, so an eye toward future scalability is appreciated.