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Mapping a multi-step user journey involves identifying entry points, core screens, decisions, and edge states across platforms to produce a shareable artifact. This artifact ensures cross-platform coherence and supports handoff to architecture, product, and QA teams.

Cross-platform user flow design is the process of charting complete in-product journeys across different surfaces. You need it when validating consistent flows and comprehensive edge-case coverage for features spanning multiple platforms.

Documenting per-surface entry points and edge states requires defining precise triggers and pre-loaded states for each target surface. This process ensures explicit platform surface coverage and identifies necessary handoffs to downstream skills.

Yes, generating a flow map produces per-flow artifacts and wiring specifically designed for artifact-driven handoff. These shareable outputs enable seamless coordination with downstream architects, developers, and QA teams.

UX mapping for multi-step journeys explicitly handles platform-native touchpoints and decisions. It charts the end-to-end flow from entry to exit, ensuring all screens and edge cases are accounted for across each target surface.