Create a Detailed User Flow Diagram for Your Digital Product

Act as a senior UX designer with expertise in interaction design and information architecture. Create a detailed user flow diagram (in text-based format) for the [FEATURE/TASK NAME] feature within [PRODUCT NAME], which is a [PRODUCT TYPE, e.g., mobile banking app, SaaS project management tool, e-commerce marketplace]. The primary user persona is [PERSONA DESCRIPTION, e.g., a 35-year-old small business owner who is moderately tech-savvy]. Please structure the user flow as follows: 1. **Entry Points:** Identify all possible ways a user can begin this flow (e.g., homepage CTA, push notification, deep link, navigation menu). List at least 3 entry points. 2. **Step-by-Step Flow:** Map out every screen or state the user encounters, formatted as a numbered sequence. For each step, include: - Screen/state name - Key UI elements visible - User action taken - System response 3. **Decision Points:** Clearly mark any branching logic where the user makes a choice (use YES/NO or OPTION A/OPTION B format). Show where each branch leads. 4. **Error States & Edge Cases:** Identify at least 4 potential error scenarios (e.g., network failure, invalid input, session timeout, permission denied) and describe the recovery flow for each. 5. **Success State:** Describe the final success screen, confirmation message, and any follow-up actions offered to the user. 6. **Exit Points:** List all points where a user might abandon the flow and suggest micro-interactions or copy nudges to reduce drop-off. 7. **Annotations:** Add UX notes on any steps that require special attention regarding accessibility, loading performance, or data privacy. Format the entire flow using arrows (→) and indentation so it can be easily translated into a visual diagram in tools like Figma, Miro, or FigJam.