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To conduct user research and frame problem statements, you can use structured workflows to gather insights, create empathy maps, and define clear problem statements. This framework ensures your product design process starts with accurate user needs.

The best way to design an onboarding flow is to follow a structured product design workflow: conduct user interviews, prototype the flow, test it with users, and iterate based on feedback to ensure a smooth, accessible experience.

You can audit product designs for WCAG compliance and accessibility by leveraging reference materials that provide specific evaluation criteria and best practices. This ensures your interaction and visual designs meet accessibility standards from the outset.

Yes, you can use this framework to map end-to-end user journeys and create detailed service blueprints. It provides structured workflows for service design, ensuring all touchpoints are documented and aligned with user needs.

No specific external dependencies are required to start prototyping and validating designs. The framework operates independently, leveraging internal reference materials for templates and best practices to guide your validation process.

A comprehensive product design workflow includes user research, problem framing, interaction design, visual design, service blueprinting, accessibility auditing, and prototyping validation. It provides 10 distinct workflows to guide the entire process.