Connect screens, test navigation paths, and create a smoother user experience in 35 minutes.
About This Template
Can users navigate through your product without getting confused, lost, or stuck?
The Multi-Screen Navigation Prototype Workshop helps product teams visualize how screens connect to support a complete user journey. Using Miro's wireframing tools, connectors, and collaborative feedback, participants can create a three-screen prototype, map navigation paths, and identify usability gaps before development begins.
I designed this workshop for product managers, UI/UX designers, developers, and startup teams who want to validate navigation and user flows without building a fully functional prototype.
Duration: 35 minutes
Format: Individual or collaborative, virtual or in person
Best For: UX design, product discovery, navigation design, user flow validation, and early-stage prototyping
How to Use This Template
Choose one user journey that requires navigating across three screens. Use the provided Miro frames, editable wireframes, connectors, and sticky notes to complete the exercise.
Step 1: Define the User Goal (5 minutes)
Miro Tools: Sticky Notes and Text
Write the user's goal on a yellow sticky note. Add a green sticky note describing what successful completion looks like.
Focus on one task with a clear starting point and outcome.
Step 2: Build and Connect Three Screens (20 minutes)
Miro Tools: Wireframing Library, UI Components, and Connection Lines
Use the three blank wireframes to create the screens needed to complete the journey.
Add headings, buttons, navigation elements, and basic content. Connect the screens with directional arrows showing how users move forward, backward, or return to the starting point.
Label each connection with the action that triggers the transition.
Step 3: Test the Navigation (5 minutes)
Miro Tools: Comments, Sticky Notes, and optional Interactive Preview
Ask a participant to walk through the journey without instructions.
Observe where they hesitate, encounter confusing navigation, or struggle to find the next action.
Record feedback beside the relevant screens using sticky notes.
Step 4: Refine the Navigation (5 minutes)
Miro Tools: Wireframing Library, Connection Lines, and Comments
Review the feedback and identify the most significant navigation issue.
Update the screens or connections to improve the journey. Document remaining improvements for future iterations.
AI Tip: Ask AI to review your three-screen navigation flow for missing transitions, unclear actions, and potential usability issues.
What You'll Achieve
A completed three-screen navigation prototype showing th
