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How was it to wireframe and create an HTML page with a pair?

It was nice to be able to talk to someone else and talk about different features that we might want to add. I think it helped me not get bogged down in the small details and to concentrate on the big picture of creating the HTML page. 

Did you find wireframing to be helpful to your development process?

Yes, having the wireframe as a visual goal, helps me when I am writing out the HTML. It also allows me to design the 'look' of the site first (before getting bogged down in actually writing out the HTML for it).

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Easy to read, simple, there didn't need to be an abundance of features- given that this was for a blog post, there wasn't a lot of addtional bells and whistles that needed to be added.

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Use blog template to create new blog post
Use blog template to create new blog post
