UX Designer for Low-Fidelity Wireframe

LoreBooks is looking for a UX designer to help create a non-interactive, low fidelity wireframe for our future website and mobile app. We already have several of the pages but would like a professional opinion on improvements or changes (10/15 currently completed for web, 0 completed for mobile). Limited graphic design skills will be required, as this is a low-fidelity project that focuses heavily on UX and navigation rather than the aesthetics of the website. We are not interested in high fidelity mockups and actual development (yet). A bit about LoreBooks - we are currently developing a technology that lets short story writers create realistic, virtual 3D ebooks similar to the videogame Skyrim, which can be embedded on third party websites like YouTube videos (we're youtube for books). Users upload a story to our website, and we format it using [login to view URL] into an actual 3D model with a realistic pageturn. You can see our existing technology at [login to view URL] Please start your bid with the sentence, "I read the LoreBooks description" or similar variant to help prove that you didn't use an auto-bidder and actually read the description. Bidders who do not start with that in their bid description will automatically be denied, which gives people like you a better chance (because you're reading this, right now). Some of the skills that will be required for this project include: -UX design experience for easier customer navigation -Creating flowmaps to find missing pages or unfinished processes -Understanding user psychology for data-driven design choices -Experience with both building pages from scratch and improving existing work -An effective methodology and process for designing each page We are very prepared about what we want the website to do, and wish to pay for approximately 5-15 hours of consultation for $100-250 to go over our existing pages and design new ones. The new designs will be low-fidelity, so only User Experience knowledge is required. Please let me know if you have any questions. Remember to begin your bid with the correct sentence!