A focus for conversations and a map to guide later phases of design. 

A task flow was the first UX deliverable I mastered. Initially hard to wrap my head around, once the first few pages were completed, it crystallized the logic and I understood how much easier the next phase of design would be. They easily show where teams need to clarify the flow and surface disconnects before the next time-consuming phases.


One of several pages of task flows. It shows the paths a user can follow through an application based on business logic. At most nodes, there are yes/no logic paths, or some other logic that will block or allow a user to continue
TOne of several pages of task flows. It shows the paths a user can follow through an application based on business logic. At most nodes, there are yes/no logic paths, or some other logic that will block or allow a user to continue
One of several pages of task flows. It shows the paths a user can follow through an application based on business logic. At most nodes, there are yes/no logic paths, or some other logic that will block or allow a user to continue
One of several pages of task flows. It shows the paths a user can follow through an application based on business logic. At most nodes, there are yes/no logic paths, or some other logic that will block or allow a user to continue
One of several pages of task flows. It shows the paths a user can follow through an application based on business logic. At most nodes, there are yes/no logic paths, or some other logic that will block or allow a user to continue
One of several pages of task flows. It shows the paths a user can follow through an application based on business logic. At most nodes, there are yes/no logic paths, or some other logic that will block or allow a user to continue
TOne of several pages of task flows. It shows the paths a user can follow through an application based on business logic. At most nodes, there are yes/no logic paths, or some other logic that will block or allow a user to continue