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I love creating technical user flows, because they make complexity feel simple.
They help every team member, from stakeholders to developers, clearly understand the logic behind each interaction.
A well-structured user flow doesn’t just visualize the path, it builds alignment, reduces confusion, and speeds up delivery.
How do you prefer to create your user flows?
👉 More technical and detailed?
👉 Or simple and conceptual?
@Adrian Stoian That’s such a solid perspective, making complexity feel simple is the real craft.
I’m curious, when you’re mapping user flows for products with multiple user roles or states, how do you decide where to draw the line between clarity and too much detail?
@Henry Nwachukwu It’s all about the target audience of your user flow. If you’re presenting it to tech people, I suggest including the server-side logic and other technical details. But if it’s for non-tech people, I recommend keeping it simple.
At the same time, you can teach non-tech people...
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