Let's go back to the problem of designing a product for the Higher Education market. IN the past you have identified the target segments, the customer need and JTBD, reviewed competitive offerings and also recommended a product with a clear value proposition.

The goal here is to get familiar with wireframing and the ability to prepare a story that your engineers and designers can use to build the product. Please use a tool like Balsamiq or Figma (or any other wireframing tool) to design the set of screens that a user will see.

Note that you should not have to pay anything to use these tools. You may need to prepare a free trial account in Balsamiq or Figma or any other tool you decide to use to create your wireframes.

Please identify one job from your user journey for your product. List out what that job is and the user persona trying to do that job. Then prepare a set of wireframe screens that the user will have to click through to complete that task.

For each screen, also title it with what is the task the user is trying to achieve on that screen.

For example, if the job is to apply for a role in a company that is hiring, please show the different screens the user will see as they come to the page, find the role and company and eventually apply for it.

Your wireframe designs are what your designers and engineers will use to make the finished product. Clarity on what the user is trying to do on each screen is important to them and that should be reflected in your wireframe.

Note that the screens should be linked so the engineers and customers that you show the designs to understand the user jouney.