I'll create a wireframe for your LinkedIn connection management flow. This will include all the steps you mentioned, from displaying connections to showing similar profiles with appropriate CTAs.

This wireframe implements the complete flow you described:

1. LinkedIn Connection Step

   • User connects their LinkedIn account

2. Connections Display

   • Shows LinkedIn connections with pagination (10 per page)
   • User can select profiles by clicking on them

3. Profile Selection

   • User must select at least 5 profiles
   • Selected profiles are displayed below the connections list
   • A counter shows how many profiles are selected

4. Labels Display

   • Once 5+ profiles are selected, profile labels appear
   • The "Find Similar Profiles" button is activated

5. Similar Profiles

   • When the user clicks the button, similar profiles are displayed

   • Each similar profile shows:

     • Profile image and basic info
     • Connection status badge if already connected
     • "Connect" and "Not Interested" buttons for non-connections
     • Labels related to the profile

The design is responsive and uses LinkedIn's blue color scheme. You can customize the labels, profile data, and styling to match your specific requirements.

The previous design had poor UX by hiding important elements behind pagination. Let me create a better design with a split-view layout and proper sentence-based labels.

This improved design addresses the UX issues with a much better approach:

Key Improvements:

1. Split-View Layout

   • Left side: Connections list with pagination
   • Right side: Selected profiles panel that stays visible as you browse connections
   • This ensures important elements are always visible regardless of pagination

2. Sentence-Based Labels

   • Labels are now 2-3 line sentences that provide meaningful analysis
   • They're displayed in cards for better readability
   • The labels appear as soon as 5 profiles are selected

3. Better Visual Hierarchy

   • Clear section headers and visual separation between components
   • Sticky sidebar for selected profiles that remains visible while scrolling
   • Progress indicator showing how many more profiles need to be selected

4. Improved Similar Profiles View

   • Each profile card includes a detailed analysis paragraph
   • Connection status is clearly indicated
   • Action buttons are more prominent and contextual

5. Clearer User Flow

   • The "Find Similar Profiles" button appears prominently once enough profiles are selected
   • Visual feedback guides the user through each step of the process
   • The transition between steps is more intuitive

This design creates a much more cohesive experience where the user can see their selections, the resulting labels, and available actions all in one view, without having to navigate through pagination to access important functionality.