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To design user experiences and wireframes, use a 7-step pipeline covering problem framing, jobs-to-be-done analysis, task decomposition, information architecture, interaction modeling, component definition, and wireframe generation.

Jobs-to-be-done analysis in product design identifies the specific tasks users need to accomplish, serving as a foundational step to decompose tasks and model interactions before generating wireframes.

Create information architecture and interaction models by decomposing user tasks into structured hierarchies, then mapping those flows into interaction models that define component behavior and wireframe layouts.

Yes, this UX design pipeline supports CLI and AI-driven interfaces by incorporating agentic UX patterns, allowing you to model interactions and generate component definitions for non-traditional digital products.

The best way to route to specialized design sub-skills is through the pipeline's skill routing feature, which intelligently directs tasks to areas like product design or visual prototyping based on specific project needs.

No prior wireframing experience is strictly needed as the pipeline guides you through structured steps from problem framing to component definition, though understanding basic user experience concepts helps.