Unfolding the sequence of steps a user would take while engaging with a product is the central theme of the 'User Flow Mapping' slide in the 'Design Sprint' presentation. A methodology inspired by Google Ventures, it effectively maps out user journeys and task maps in an easy-to-understand flow chart. Its strategic presentation helps in fostering decision-making and accelerates the process of turning abstract ideas into testable hypotheses, all through an efficient and effective week-long process. Ideal for students and mid-level managers aiming to comprehend complex user flows.
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