User Flow Example

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User flows help you understand what specific actions the user is trying to take to complete a task.

The activity of mapping a user flow can support Designers in different stages of the Design Process. It is very common to leverage the power of user flows during the Discovery phase in particular. This phase is when it’s the most important to identify gaps and obstacles in the user experience before moving into the design of the UI.

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