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High Design always
Depends on the project really, it's nice to have alignment but if it's a small task I'd go straight to design,
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Wireframes first, every single time! Locking down layout logic and UX flow before getting distracted by visuals saves massive amounts of revision time later
This really depends on the project, how clear the brief is and how well I'm aligned with the client
Hi, Great design! I think you should show both to client, It will impact more as you make it from raw.
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