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Wireframe Problem Solving

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Problem

Solve the given wireframe problem: structure the screens, prioritise the essential interactions and convey the logic clearly (recommended 2 hours, 5-day window). Asked in the HackerRank-style design challenge stage. The take-home is described as a wireframe problem with a 5-day window but a recommended 2-hour completion time, judged on screen structure, interaction prioritisation, and clarity of logic rather than visual polish.

Deliverables

  1. Submit the completed wireframes.
  2. Show the primary user flow and key screen transitions.
  3. Identify essential interactions and states.
  4. Add concise annotations explaining important decisions and assumptions.
  5. Keep the solution appropriately scoped to the recommended time.