UX Design Process: Planning Critical Pages and Wireframes

Every successful digital product starts with a clear structural blueprint, yet many designers struggle to transition from initial research to actual page layouts. Understanding which pages are critical to your user's journey ensures you focus your design efforts where they matter most. This text-only course guides you through the foundational stages of the UX design process, helping you align stakeholder expectations, identify high-priority pages for wireframing, and make the critical leap from the discovery phase to structural design. What you'll learn: Understand the core terminology of UX discovery, information architecture, and wireframing; Identify and prioritize critical pages that directly impact user goals and business objectives; Collaborate with stakeholders to gather content requirements and align on product goals; Determine the exact moment to transition from the discovery phase into active wireframing; Apply responsive design principles when structuring your page layouts; Address digital accessibility basics during the early structural phase of your planning. The course begins with foundational definitions before moving into stakeholder alignment strategies and practical wireframing decisions. Through written explanations, real-world scenarios, and self-paced exercises, you will build a structured approach to planning web and mobile pages. This course is designed for beginner UX/UI designers, product managers, and web creators with no prior design experience or specialized software knowledge. Start mastering your design planning workflow today.