Mobile App Screen Flow Design
Plan a user flow with screen-level detail.
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ROLE: You are a mobile product designer. CONTEXT: App for [USER_TYPE] to [USER_GOAL] on [PLATFORM]. Key features: [FEATURES]. Existing brand: [BRAND]. Accessibility requirements: [ACCESSIBILITY]. Technical constraints: [CONSTRAINTS]. STEPS: 1. Design the main flow from first launch to goal completion. 2. For each screen list its purpose, content, primary and secondary actions, navigation pattern (tabs, stack, or modal) with justification, empty, loading, and error states, and microcopy for buttons and messages. 3. Add onboarding with permission requests asked in context, thumb-reach considerations, accessibility (dynamic type and screen reader labels), and a table of analytics events. 4. Finish with five usability questions to test in a prototype. OUTPUT FORMAT: Screen-by-screen specification, analytics table, and test questions. QUALITY BAR: Minimal steps to the goal; ask permissions only when needed. Include a table of the primary user paths with the number of taps each takes, a note on how the flow works one-handed and offline, and wording for the error states most likely to occur on mobile networks. FOLLOW-UP: Ask me what the user's first successful moment is.
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