Navigation Flow
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Navigation Flow
Navigation Flow is the way a person moves through screens, pages, or steps in a digital product, showing the order and connection between actions. In interaction design, mapping out navigation flow helps designers see where a user starts, what choices are available, and how each action leads to the next. A clear navigation flow can lower mistakes and help people reach their goals faster. Designers often use flow diagrams or sketches to plan these paths before building the product. When a navigation flow is simple, users can find what they need with fewer steps, which can increase satisfaction and help them finish tasks.
interaction design, user journey, flow diagram, task completion, digital interface
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