For my final user flow, I created it straightaway from Figma, as I had an idea of how it was going to be navigated from my previous draft, so there was no need to sketch it out on paper. I always kind of struggled with creating user maps, especially in this instance, as it was the first map I created for a VR product. At that, my app isn’t as interactive as a mobile for example. So trying to get my head around whether or not the user is given a decision or being provided with a new page/screen was quite confusing. If the user map was for a website or an app for mobile, I would of had a better idea on how to lay it out.
Nevertheless, I managed to create one regardless. From a second-hand perspective, it may appear as quite messy as the arrows seem to overlap each other. Either way, it was good practice for me to conduct a task like this and I hope it not too hard to follow.
You can view the actual link to the Figma file here:
https://www.figma.com/file/wmk3DcaR3fEH3WTJUtB7nQ/User-Map?node-id=0%3A1&t=4lICXqfCCxjljJs1-1