These are the graphic interface layout structures. They allow us to imagine the informational organization of the content and the functionalities. Medium-fidelity prototypes are considered prototypes of the interface, ranging from low-fidelity (on paper) to high-fidelity prototypes (the interfaces are finalized in a graphic editor or directly in HTML). The most advisable way to plan the interface, because it is fast, economical, and collaborative is low-fidelity wireframes:
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