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End-to-end UX/UI workflow for a mobile app project ✨
Here is my design process step-by-step:
• Storyboarding & Paper Wireframes: Mapping user flows and rapid ideation.
• Digital Wireframes: Structuring layouts and navigation in Figma.
• High-Fi Prototyping: Final interactive designs ready for build.
Open for freelance UI/UX projects & remote design roles! 📩
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