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Reddit mentions of Bienfang Designer Grid Paper Pad, 10 x 10 Cross Section, 8.5-Inch by 11-Inch, 50 Sheets
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We found 1 Reddit mentions of Bienfang Designer Grid Paper Pad, 10 x 10 Cross Section, 8.5-Inch by 11-Inch, 50 Sheets. Here are the top ones.
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SMOOTH SURFACE PAPER – Great for designing, drawing and pattern-makingNON-REPRODUCIBLE GRID – Divided with non-reproducible blue lines that make for easy measuring10 X 10 GRID – Features thick, non-reproducible blue lines in 1" increments with thinner lines in tenth of an inch increments forming 10 blocks per square inchGLUE-BOUND PAD - Contains 50 sheets of 19lb (75gsm), acid-free paper8.5” x 10” Pad
Specs:
| Color | 10x10 Cross Section |
| Height | 0.36 Inches |
| Length | 11.5 Inches |
| Number of items | 1 |
| Size | 8.5 x 11 |
| Weight | 0.6 Pounds |
| Width | 9 Inches |
When I am not presenting to a client (reviewing early concepts as a team, e.g.), simply a pencil and grid paper is the most efficient for me to sketch out a clean wireframe. To me, this is the fastest way to get my ideas across. I don't want to come off as a douche here, but I am genuinely a huge advocate for paper wireframes. This might be personal, but I also feel like I have a deeper understanding of what I'm making when I sketch it out on paper.
When I am presenting a wireframe to a client, I have been using UXPin. While it's paid (job pays for it), I enjoy using it because it has a robust library of pre-built UI elements that are all readily editable. This makes the process pretty fast. If I sketch out what I am doing first, I can usually put a simple landing page together in about 10-15 minutes. You can also create pretty intricate interactions with it.
Here is an Amazon listing for some good quality grid paper pads