user-flow-diagramming

To generate a Mermaid flowchart for UX journey mapping, specify the task name, entry points, actors, and expected outcomes. The Skill decomposes flows into steps, decisions, and instrumentation points, outputting both Mermaid diagrams and a structured table.

A user flow diagram maps tasks, decisions, and system responses from entry points to outcomes. You need one during product discovery and feature refinement to prevent gaps, miscommunications, and missed requirements across actors and decision points.

No, mapping user flows requires explicit flow types, actor roles, and entry points. Providing these details ensures the phase-driven decomposition accurately captures decisions and instrumentation points down to the final outcomes.

The best way to document user flow decisions for handoffs is using phase-driven decomposition to capture steps, decisions, and instrumentation points. This produces Mermaid diagrams and structured reports for product and design teams to review.

This user flow diagramming approach outputs both visual Mermaid diagrams and structured step/decision tables. It breaks flows into phases, capturing task names, entry points, actors, and outcomes for comprehensive product and design documentation.