Website Navigation Flowchart

Aryanna Martin

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The website navigation flowchart is useful for teams who are setting up new websites. It gives an overview of the user experience and system architecture involved in creating the website.

Visualizing the navigation of a website helps determine how content and information will be grouped in the website, especially as the website evolves in the future. It also helps identify missing pages and inefficiencies which will eventually become useful when improving the website after it is live and getting feedback from actual users.

To start using the flowchart:

Review the sample flowchart to understand the different elements, steps, and processes
Determine what type of website you want to make (e.g. ecommerce, blog, news site, etc)
Customize the flowchart based on your project needs

After making a draft flowchart, share the flowchart with relevant team members for feedback and input.

Aryanna Martin

Service Designer and Researcher

Multidisciplinary product strategist and researcher passionate about using data, technology, psychology, and human-centered design to solve problems and create compelling products and services. Based in London; Previously NYC & Berlin.

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