In what ways do wireframes, user flows, and prototypes contribute differently to the UX design process when working with an agency, and how can clearly understanding these deliverables help both clients and internal product teams collaborate more effectively?

This post gave me such clarity on what to actually expect from a UX deliverables. The breakdown of deliverables like wireframes, user flows, and prototypes helps set expectations properly—whether you're a client or part of a product team. Too often these terms get tossed around without context. Clay does a great job explaining how each piece fits into the process. Definitely recommending this to a few teammates.

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