Actually, I've been thinking about the best way to organize the project files. We have the design docs in the shared drive, but the latest mockups are still in Figma. If you need access to the Figma project, let me know and I'll add you. I also think we should start the content inventory early so we don't have to rush later.
Also, I'm planning to meet Sarah for coffee on Thursday to go over the user flow. If you want to join, let me know. We'll be at the usual place around 10. Let me know if that works for you. Regarding the timeline, the client wants a first draft by the end of next week. I think it's doable if we split the wireframes.
By the way, I finally finished reading that book you recommended. The chapter on decision trees was really helpful. I might borrow your notes on the last few chapters if that's okay.

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