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Wireframes are where the real UX decisions happen — before any colour, font, or component touches the file.
This is Taskora, a productivity dashboard wireframe I designed around a single question:
what does a user actually need to see the moment they open this app?
The overview stats sit at the top so your day's status is never buried. The task list defaults to Today, not All Tasks, because most productivity tools overwhelm you on open. Calendar and projects stay visible but secondary — supporting context, not competing for it.
Every layout choice here has a reason behind it. That's what wireframing is for.
Currently open to UX wireframing projects starting at $200 — feel free to check out my Wireframing service or drop a message if you want to chat about your product.
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