UX Flow/Research

There are a variety of types of diagrams we can use to improve UX planning:

Mind maps:
- diagrams that show the relationships between different concepts or ideas, often used to organize and present user research findings.
Flowcharts:
- diagrams that depict the flow of interactions between different screens or pages in a user interface.
Wireframes:
- simple, low-fidelity diagrams that depict the layout and structure of a user interface, including the placement of buttons, text fields, and other elements.
User journey maps:
- diagrams that depict the steps a user goes through to complete a task or achieve a goal.
Use Case diagrams:
- They are used to show the interaction between actors and system, showing the different scenarios and paths a user may take in a system.
Entity-relationship diagrams:
- They are used to show the data model of a system and the relationships between different entities and data.
State-transition diagrams:
- They are used to show the different states a system can be in and the different events that can cause a transition between states.