https://uxdesign.cc/when-to-use-user-flows-guide-8b26ca9aa36a
What do user flows have to do with wireframes? Wait… there’s different types of user flows? Continue on my dear reader…
Am I going to be being (overly) dramatic — no way! (Yes). Am I (probably) biased—you bet. But do you have an informative, opinionated article in front of you which will add a tool to your designer tool-belt—yeah sure why not!
And if that doesn’t entice you to read to the end my busy skim-reading friend then here is my Code of Content which I promise to abide by ✋
First of all, a quick definition for the uninitiated:
A user flow is a series of steps a user takes to achieve a meaningful goal.
In this article we’re going to learn how the rise of user flows will have a similar impact on product teams as wireframes.
What’s so great about wireframes anyway?
Wireframes were a great invention that will go down in the records of design. My use of wireframes also stretches to cover: low-fi mockups, blockframes, interfacemonos, and wires (one of those is made-up).
I’ll be painting with broad brushstrokes here:
My go-to sketch tool