My first step was to gain an understanding of the user's needs and requirements. This involved reviewing a list of user stories provided by the client. The user stories were grouped into features and also the users pain points, goals, and behaviors.

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Once I have a clear understanding of the user's needs, I create a user flow to identify the critical points in the user journey where the sales pitch needs to be made. I created a story to tell to assist the sales pitch presentation. From there, I design wireframes or low-fidelity mockups of the proposed solution that focus on the essential features of the product or service.

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Once the wireframes are finalized, I create a high-fidelity prototype that closely mimics the final product. The prototype is interactive, easy to navigate, and include all critical features and functions.

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Finally, I conducted user testing on the prototype to gather feedback from key stakeholders. Based on the feedback received, I refined the prototype and made any necessary changes.

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In summary, as a UX designer creating a prototype for a sales pitch, my process involves understanding the user's needs, creating a user flow, designing wireframes, creating a high-fidelity prototype, and conducting user testing to create a product or service that meets the user's needs and is easy to sell to the potential client.