# Sketching

Sketching is a fundamental activity in UX design, involving the creation of quick, hand-drawn illustrations to visually explore and communicate design ideas. It allows designers to rapidly iterate, experiment with layouts and concepts, and effectively communicate their vision to stakeholders and team members. Sketching facilitates ideation and problem-solving in the early stages of the design process.

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