User Flow and Wireframing Questions

Covers mapping end to end user journeys and translating those journeys into clear wireframes. Candidates should demonstrate how to document entry points, decision points, alternative paths, successful task completion, error states and recovery, and edge cases. They should show task flows that break down user goals into discrete steps and explain how the design reduces friction and supports intuitive progress. Wireframing expectations include layout, visual hierarchy, interaction affordances, component relationships, readable annotation, and use of standard notation to show navigation and state changes. Also includes communicating design intent for handoff, accessibility considerations, and rationale for layout and interaction choices.