Simple Flowchart
Conceptual Design
A Simple Flowchart maps the steps, decisions, and outcomes in a user process. It uses standard symbols: rectangles (actions), diamonds (decisions), ovals (start/end), and arrows (flow).
Flowcharts help designers and developers agree on logic before building. They reveal edge cases, error states, and unnecessary complexity.
When to use: For any process with decision points — login flows, checkout processes, error handling, onboarding sequences.
Quiz
Pass: 3/3 correct1. In standard flowchart notation, a diamond shape represents:
2. When creating a flowchart, you should first map:
3. Flowcharts should flow in which direction?