Drawing wireframes can help to answer the specific requirements
What are wireframes?
An application's or website's user interface (UI) and core functionality are outlined in a wireframe, which is a diagram or set of diagrams made up of simple lines and shapes. Discover in greater detail what UX wireframes are, how they appear, and how they can help your team.
Wireframes are typically low-fidelity sketches or digital images made of boxes and lines that represent content blocks and navigational components. A product team may observe the fundamental layout of the user interface through low-fidelity wireframes.
The best wireframe tool in current scenario is figma, so to design an app missy can use it freely and share across
Hence wireframe tool has the flexibility to share and edit
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Answer:
The memory used in this system does not perform checking error.
Explanation:
Non ECC memory is referred to the non error checking. In this configuration the computer is able to perform assigned tasks quickly but is unable to perform checking errors. The memory supports 16GB system and the 1333 MHz is the speed of the memory.
