User Flow

The path a user takes through an application or website to complete a specific task or goal, designed to guide users smoothly from start to finish.

What is User Flow?

User flow refers to the path a user takes through an application or website to complete a specific task or goal. It involves mapping out the sequence of steps a user goes through, from entry to completion of the task.

Components of a User Flow:

  • Entry Point: Where the user begins their journey, such as a homepage or a landing page.
  • Decision Points: Moments where the user makes choices, like selecting a product or clicking on a call-to-action button.
  • Exit Point: The final step where the user completes their goal, such as making a purchase or submitting a form.

User flows are essential for understanding and optimizing the user’s journey, ensuring that each step is intuitive and leads to the desired outcome efficiently.

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