Let's give a little bit of final touches to our wireframe. So let's begin by naming the screens. I'm just going to double click on the screen, and I'm going to name it as screen one. I'm going to click it here as screen. One, underscore, Papa screen. This is very, very important when you're trying to import it into programs such as envision, and when you're building more complex wireframes screen for screen five, let's just delete this.

We don't need it. Let's add one more small button so that we get an arrow. So let's go Put this as it over here, so that on clicking it, we can move to the next screen. Let me just copy this. We don't need it on the pop up. Let me just soom out.

Yep, put it here, exactly. Suma hit Ctrl or Command V, zoom out. Paste it up arrow. So let's go back to the screen number one. So we are positioned it here. And let's begin our linkage process.

So let's see here. This will link to screen number two. This will link to screen two will link to screen number three. Screen three will link to screen number four. And screen for the LinkedIn is free number five Screen five is going to link to screen number one. So we have got our links in place so that we will be able to get a beautiful, coherent experience.

So again, let's hit Command F, and go into full screen mode. And again, we are at the bottom. So let me just try this. Excellent. Here we are. There we go.

So you can get an amazing flow of how your website is going to look. Even without writing a single line of code, or going into some complicated CSS and html5, you know what the user is going to see. And that's the magic of wireframes