If one picture is worth thousand words, then UI flows are worth a thousand pictures. Even if you created outstanding beautiful mockups, it is not enough to show the full potential of the product you designed. Clients or your team may not fully understand exported set of UI mockups. This is because the app or websites is not the set of separate pages – products change when someone uses them. The great way to visualize planned user interactions is to prepare UI Flows. What is UI Flow UI Flow is a type of deliverables prepared during UX design process. It has a purpose to visualize the way the user interacts with the interface in a glanceable way. They are hybrid between traditional flow charts with some visual interfaces included in them. Some designers call it IX Flows because they effectively visualize interactions. NNGroup calls it Wireflows because wireframes are quick UI deliverables to include. However, we can call them simply – UI Flows, because they include sort of graphical user interfaces that visualize the flow or path that user has to pass during the interaction with the solution. UI Flows contain following elements: User Interface (Mockups or Wireframes) – while … Continue reading UI Flows – Tool for Better Communication With Clients and Team