What are the best tools for mapping user journey/user flow?

We use it to prototype enormous conversational designs hundreds of boxes and complex flows.

It's the best prototyping tool I have used for web and app development.

I'm the part of the team and can be a bit biased. But this is the biggest design tools list so far with the best tools, explanation of the design tasks and huge variate of free offerings. I open it daily and use for my design tasks.

I saw how Lisa & Valia made this project. Inspired to see more and more tools done by women in tech!

I've been using this for a few months and LOVE it. It gives me all the tools I need to make beautiful diagrams, flow charts, wireframes, funnels, user flows, etc. Everything looks great by default (including the icons) and it stays out of my way so I can focus on how best to convey my ideas. I've tried Sketch, Balsamiq, Lucidchart, Powerpoint, Google Slides, and Omnigraffle in the past but this is so much faster and looks 10x better when I paste the result into a doc or presentation. Just try it, you will love it.

I've been looking for a tool like this for awhile that combines the ability to flowchart while also commenting on images and imported links. Everything works super quickly and the infinite whiteboard concept is slick.

Have been waiting for a tool like this for a while, really glad to see the work you have put into this 🙏

Would love to see more powerful integration with Sketch/Zeplin/Invision. Automatically migrate Sketch Prototyping flows into Overflow. Ability to Export to Zeplin/Invision.

Best of luck, looking forward to see more!

I requested beta access and recommended my friends to do so. But we didn't see any information that's saying "Windows users can not request beta access, because we will provide it for macOS users only".

Today got our emails with a download link which will let you download a .dmg file and then learned that beta access is for only mac users but they are *planning to support Windows after public release...

Then what's the point of getting early beta access requests from Windows users?

Very disappointing beginning for us indeed!

I must say, I was pretty impressed by their demo Yesterday. Even if I'm not a fan of Adobe for multiple reasons, they shipped great features for this new version and it's seems very easy to use.

It's very good for the competition 👍🏻

Basically Adobe had the time to hear every user request and mold it into the perfect design software. I've been using XD for more than three years.

I have used Mural for many years, but simply failed at onboarding any collaborators due to its high price.

All the people I tried to invite to Mural left for Realtime Board. On RTB there is no friction to add an occasional friend or teammate into a project. The psychology of price and team increase is not well thought. I just generates frustrations.

I created a beautiful site map with very little learning curve, really fast.

I've already recommended it to my colleagues, and they've been asking about being able to export to WordPress, and how this compares with Slickplan in general.

It would be great if it had the ability to import a sitemap from an XML sitemap file.

It would also be great if I could work out how to export the Sections and content of sections.

I think it's a fair business model to allow having one sitemap for free and only paying for more but I find it kinda expensive to be honest :) 8 $/month for 5 sitemaps... In any case, a VERY useful tool, huge time-saver!!!

I'm a non-technical co-founder of an app to help small business plan and track all their advertising. I wear a lot of hats. I'm also a visual thinker.

I need to spread things out and see how they all fit together. I need to be able to see the big picture and then dive into the details and I need to be able to do that fluidly and frequently on a variety of subjects. I really wanted to be able to use my entire screen real estate for this purpose.

I remembered seeing Milanote on Product Hunt when it was an idea and not yet available. I signed up for it and happily paid for the upgrade. It's the perfect app for me and I use it every day.

The feature I like best is being able to upload links for the content I curate. When I'm ready to learn about a subject, I have great content to choose from and a place to write down my thoughts. I can add images and notes and go from subject to subject. I can clear out my email fast and that is worth the money alone.

I would suggest you try Milanote because it can make your life so much easier.

Love it in one day use, it give me everything. I m a designer i usually take lot of inspiration it helps me to put together all the inspiration and setup a mood board

I'm a regular Page Flows user and I recommended it to marketers & designers as the starting point of creating a new page or flow. See how all the top companies organise their pages & flows before you map out your own.

Great work team.