I use Figma as my primary tool to plan, design, and visualize digital products through user flows, wireframes, and interactive prototypes.

 My process starts with understanding the goal of the app or website and identifying the key actions a user needs to perform.

I first map user flows to define the step-by-step journey a user follows, such as onboarding, registration, navigation, or task completion.

Once the user flow is clear, I create wireframes in Figma to outline the layout and hierarchy of each screen.

I then convert wireframes into high-fidelity UI designs and build interactive prototypes using Figma’s Prototype mode.

By linking screens and adding interactions like button clicks and transitions, I create clickable prototypes that simulate real app or website behavior.

This makes it easier to test usability, gather feedback, and communicate ideas effectively.

These prototypes are useful for:

• Presenting ideas to team members and coordinators
• Testing user experience before development
• Identifying usability issues early
• Aligning design with project requirements
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I also adapt and refine prototypes based on feedback, ensuring the final design matches user needs and project goals.

This approach helps create clear, user-centered designs and smooth digital experiences.