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When it comes to the design process, every step, from conception to finalization, plays a pivotal role in ensuring the end product not only meets the client's expectations but also provides an intuitive and satisfying experience for the user. One step that often gets underrated, or mistakenly skipped, is the creation of wireframes. Some designers view wireframing as an unnecessary step, an additional hallmark on their to-do list that doesn't add much value. However, this perception couldn't be further from the truth.

Steering a project through its tempestuous life cycle, there are few roles as fraught with daily decisions as that of a project manager. I've been navigating this tumultuous domain for over 12 years now, and I can attest that an adept PM's toolkit is as much a part of their success story as the milestones they set and achieve. Project management tools have the potential to be the unsung heroes, the invisible hands that shape visions into reality, energies into results, and teams into coherent, synergistic units.

In recent years, "design thinking" has become a buzzword in the corporate world, advocated as a holistic and innovative approach to problem-solving. However, its application has often led to a paradoxical outcome, with many corporate entities expressing fatigue and frustration with the process.