The process of wireframing typically includes determining Web site goals plus:

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Options

• AOutlining project timelines and budget constraints, and identifying site stakeholders.
• BOutlining project timelines and budget constraints, and identifying audience requirements.
• COutlining the development and marketing process, and identifying audience requirements.
• DOutlining the development process and site navigation, and identifying required technologies.

• A
  5% (1)
• B
  5% (1)
• D
  90% (19)

Explanation

Wireframing is a visual blueprinting process focused on structure and navigation - option D correctly identifies that it involves outlining the development process and site navigation while identifying required technologies, because wireframes are technical planning artifacts that map out how pages connect and what tools will build them.

• A is wrong because timelines, budgets, and stakeholder identification belong to project management/scoping, not wireframing.
• B is wrong for the same reason on timelines/budgets; while audience requirements inform design, they're gathered in the requirements/discovery phase, not wireframing itself.
• C is wrong because marketing process planning is a business/strategy activity - wireframes are not concerned with marketing.

Memory tip: Think of a wireframe as a building blueprint - a blueprint shows the layout and specifies materials (technologies), not the budget or who will live there. If a choice mentions money, timelines, or marketing, it's describing a different phase entirely.

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