The phrase "user flow" is correct and usable in written English.
It is commonly used in the context of UX design and refers to the path or sequence of steps that a user takes when navigating through a website, app, or other digital product. Example: "We need to improve the user flow of our app in order to make it more intuitive for users to complete their tasks."
Each pattern uses a unique user flow, user interface elements, hardware, and gestures specific to mobile.
John O'Donovan, CTO of the FT, told an audience in London last month that the newspaper has doubled some of their sales funnels with relatively minor adjustments to its user flow.
Rather than prototyping a complicated user flow every time, we've also worked to cut down our prototypes to the minimum needed to bring the idea to life and answer our key questions.
In our most recent design sprint, rather than prototype a whole user flow for a new app idea, we mocked up how it would look in the app store.
I've taken an average user flow (noted below) and then tried to group stages together into categories for products to serve the user of a legal system, trying to navigate a legal process.
(You can see what the user flow looks like below).
Be able to spot a culture-shaping collaboration opportunity, recognise user flows and scenarios and understand what makes a great omnichannel experience.
If you think of a UX designer, you assume that they are thinking about user flows - about how users move through websites or applications.
Our proposal is designed to work over aggregated flows that bundle a varying number of user flows for common treatment between two nodes in a network.
In preparation for an exhibition on electronic literature, students will build concrete prototypes of interactive displays, design user flows through the exhibition space, and develop a print catalog to accompany the exhibition.
