What problem does it solve?
It prevents designers and teams from discovering missing screens, states, or edge cases mid-build by planning the full user journey up front.
Core Features & Use Cases
- End-to-end flow mapping: Defines entry/exit points, happy paths, failure paths, and edge-case routing for a feature.
- Screen map with state coverage: Produces a screen list including loading, success, error, empty, and onboarding variants.
- State matrix and decision points: Documents per-screen states, triggers, visual changes, and available actions, plus explicit branching decisions.
- Figma-ready structure: Suggests a folder/page layout that matches the screen map and the states being designed.
Example use case: mapping the complete UX for an authentication feature so you know exactly which screens and error/empty states to design before touching Figma.
Quick Start
Ask for a user-flow plan in Figma by specifying the feature, user type, platform, starting point, and any known edge cases.