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Diamond Decision Post-it®

$9.87

Wireframe Post-it

Purpose: Use this post-it to create a visual representation of a decision point in your user flow.

Key Elements:

  • Decision Point Title: Clearly label the decision being made.

  • Options: List the alternative choices available to the user.

  • Outcome Paths: Draw arrows to indicate the resultant paths based on user selections.

  • User Goals: Briefly note what each option accomplishes for the user.

Example:

[User Action: Sign Up]
 Decision: "Continue with Email or Google Account?"

  - Option 1: Email
    - Outcome: Redirect to Email Input Form

  - Option 2: Google Account
    - Outcome: Redirect to Google Authentication

Tips:

  • Keep it simple; focus on clarity.

  • Limit the number of options to avoid overwhelming the user.
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Wireframe Post-it

Purpose: Use this post-it to create a visual representation of a decision point in your user flow.

Key Elements:

  • Decision Point Title: Clearly label the decision being made.

  • Options: List the alternative choices available to the user.

  • Outcome Paths: Draw arrows to indicate the resultant paths based on user selections.

  • User Goals: Briefly note what each option accomplishes for the user.

Example:

[User Action: Sign Up]
 Decision: "Continue with Email or Google Account?"

  - Option 1: Email
    - Outcome: Redirect to Email Input Form

  - Option 2: Google Account
    - Outcome: Redirect to Google Authentication

Tips:

  • Keep it simple; focus on clarity.

  • Limit the number of options to avoid overwhelming the user.

Wireframe Post-it

Purpose: Use this post-it to create a visual representation of a decision point in your user flow.

Key Elements:

  • Decision Point Title: Clearly label the decision being made.

  • Options: List the alternative choices available to the user.

  • Outcome Paths: Draw arrows to indicate the resultant paths based on user selections.

  • User Goals: Briefly note what each option accomplishes for the user.

Example:

[User Action: Sign Up]
 Decision: "Continue with Email or Google Account?"

  - Option 1: Email
    - Outcome: Redirect to Email Input Form

  - Option 2: Google Account
    - Outcome: Redirect to Google Authentication

Tips:

  • Keep it simple; focus on clarity.

  • Limit the number of options to avoid overwhelming the user.