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Where do you do most of your wireframes? 1. Figma 2. Excalidraw 3. HTML/CSS 4. Pen & paper 5. Excel

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FigJam for wireframes bc i go too detailed in figma

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Balsamiq who uses excel for wireframing?

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1 and 4 and Google slides

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Here specifically

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4. I always start in a notebook, then move quickly onto Figma

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none of those, is that normal doctor?

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I used to do Figma, but now I'm not sure I'll be able to create it in HTML/CSS, so I do the latter

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Excalidraw for ideation, Figma for what we’ll actually build. Using a Tailwind library in Figma makes high fidelity wireframes low effort.

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Paper and thick sharpie - makes you focus on the UX that matters, not details.

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Pen & paper or whiteboard. But often skip wireframes altogether.

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Paper and then figma

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