Interaction Design: Flow
30mAdvanced2020-03-10
Authors
Diane Cronenwett
Specializing in solving complex design problems
Course details
Explore ways to create and use flow maps: diagrams of the steps users will complete in an experience. Instructor Diane Cronenwett discusses how flow relates to creating great user experiences and outlines the role of technology in designing flow. She demonstrates how diagrams communicate underlying system logic and conditions to produce an effective user experience. Diane covers the ways designing a flow takes into account various entry points, exits, and conditional states a user might encounter while using a product interface. Plus, learn the steps to crafting effective diagrams to map user flow.
Topics include:
- Flow in interaction design
- Defining a user's flow
- Defining interaction models
- The role of conditional logic
- Why use diagrams?
- Diagrams in the design process
- Components of a flow diagram
- Creating a flow map
- Identifying key tasks and activities
Topics include:
- Flow in interaction design
- Defining a user's flow
- Defining interaction models
- The role of conditional logic
- Why use diagrams?
- Diagrams in the design process
- Components of a flow diagram
- Creating a flow map
- Identifying key tasks and activities
Skills covered
SketchBohemianInteraction DesignUser ExperienceDeep Dive (X:Y)
Concepts
0. Introduction
- 01 - The power of flow in interaction design
1. Flow in Interaction Design
- 02 - Defining a user's flow
- 03 - Defining interaction models
- 04 - The role of conditional logic
2. Diagrams As Design Tools
- 05 - Why use diagrams
- 06 - Diagrams in the design process
- 07 - Flow and process diagrams
- 08 - Components of a flow diagram
3. Constructing a Flow
- 09 - Creating a flow map
- 10 - Identifying key tasks and activities
- 11 - Constructing the flow
- 12 - Designing the screens
Conclusion
- 13 - Mastering flow in UX