user-flow-diagram

Create user flow diagrams by mapping entry points, screens, decisions, actions, system processes, and endpoints using standardized notation to visualize onboarding, checkout, and error paths.

A user flow diagram visualizes user journeys from entry to exit, mapping paths, decisions, and branch logic to identify bottlenecks and optimization opportunities during product discovery and UX design sprints.

Map branch logic by labeling decisions and branches with specific criteria and outcomes, defining entry points, screens, actions, and endpoints to clarify logic and conditions for engineers and stakeholders.

Yes, you can export user flow diagrams to design docs, specifications, and collaboration reviews to align teams on flow logic, decision paths, and system processes during feature planning.

Visualize error paths by applying standardized notation to define entry points, screens, decisions, and endpoints, ensuring branch logic and criteria are clearly labeled to communicate conditions to stakeholders.

No specific tools or dependencies are required to generate decision path diagrams, as the skill applies standardized notation and best practices directly to map information architecture and user flows.