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1. Understand the Project Brief:

Begin by thoroughly reviewing the project brief or requirements provided by the client or project stakeholders. Gain a clear understanding of the project's goals, objectives, target audience, and any specific design guidelines or constraints.

Based on the project brief and research findings, establish clear design goals and objectives. Determine what the project should achieve in terms of user experience, functionality, and aesthetics.

Create an information architecture (IA) that outlines the structure and organization of the content and features within the interface. This includes defining the navigation flow and content hierarchy.

Begin sketching initial design concepts on paper or digitally. Create wireframes to provide a basic visual representation of the layout and functionality. Wireframes help in defining the placement of key elements and user interactions.

Once the wireframes and prototypes are approved, proceed with the visual design phase. This involves selecting color schemes, typography, and creating high-fidelity mockups that showcase the final look and feel of the interface.