I have a product management interview where there is an hour long session on wireframing and information architecture.
It seems like free consulting - they're having me go over a product they're building.
I feel reasonably OK with this, but does anyone have any good resources to help prep?
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For wireframing, start with their products, play with it and evaluate it against competitors. Ultimately it’s abt the user journey, getting to their magic moment fast and using common or best in class design patterns to do so.