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The document outlines the steps to create a wireframe for a project management application, including identifying key screens such as the dashboard and project page. It details the layout design, the use of wireframing software, and options for handmade sketches. Finally, it emphasizes the importance of titling the document, exporting it, and preparing it for submission with clear labeling and explanations.

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Steps to Create the Wireframe (1)

The document outlines the steps to create a wireframe for a project management application, including identifying key screens such as the dashboard and project page. It details the layout design, the use of wireframing software, and options for handmade sketches. Finally, it emphasizes the importance of titling the document, exporting it, and preparing it for submission with clear labeling and explanations.

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Steps to Create the Wireframe:

1. Identify Key Screens:


o Dashboard: Overview of all projects, tasks, timelines, and notifications.
o Project Page: Detailed view of individual projects, including tasks, team
members, and progress.
o Task Management: Task board with drag-and-drop functionality, filtering,
and sorting options.
o Communication Hub: Chat or messaging interface for team communication.
o Settings: User preferences, project settings, and notification configurations.
2. Sketch the Layout:
o Header: Place for navigation, user profile, and notifications.
o Sidebar: Contains links to different sections such as Dashboard, Projects,
Tasks, and Settings.
o Main Content Area: Dynamic space that changes based on the selected
section. This area will display project details, task boards, or other relevant
content.
o Footer: Optional section for additional links, copyright information, or
secondary navigation.
3. Use Wireframing Software:
o You can use tools like Figma, Sketch, Adobe XD, or Balsamiq to create a
digital wireframe. These tools allow you to easily make changes and ensure
your design aligns with user needs.
4. Handmade Drawing Option:
o If you prefer a handmade sketch, draw the wireframe on paper, labelling each
section clearly. Use a ruler to ensure straight lines and a neat layout.
5. Title Your Document:
o Document Title: "Project Management Application - UI Wireframe"
o Other Information: Include your name, date, and a brief description of the
project and the purpose of the wireframe.
6. Export/Scan the Document:
o If using software, export the wireframe as a PNG or PDF file.
o If handmade, scan the drawing and save it as a digital image or PDF.
7. Prepare for Submission:
o Ensure the wireframe is clear, labelled, and easy to understand.
o Attach the file to your portfolio or include it in your project documentation.
o Write a brief explanation of the wireframe, describing the layout and how it
meets the client's needs.

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