Day 3 of the 15 Day Content Challenge: E-book Reader User Flow
I crafted an onboarding flow diagram for an e-book reader app that prioritizes user experience through six key stages:
The diagram visualizes the complete journey using color-coded states:
Orange elements represent initial entry points (Onboarding Screen, Register/Login)
Yellow diamond shows the decision point where users choose their path
Purple rectangles guide users through core features (Preferences to Library)
Black circles mark the start and end points
The flow demonstrates how users move from downloading the app to having their first book saved, with two possible paths:
New Users: Download → Register → Select Preferences → Homepage → Book Selection → Library
Returning Users: Download → Login → Select Preferences → Homepage → Book Selection → Library
This streamlined approach ensures users can quickly access their reading material while still personalizing their experience through preferences.
Download the App Users begin by visiting their preferred app store and downloading the e-book reader application.
Sign Up or Log In New users can register using email or social media, while existing users simply log in with their credentials. The flow branches here based on account status.
Customize Preferences Users personalize their experience by selecting preferred reading genres and language settings for tailored recommendations.
Explore Homepage The homepage presents a curated selection of popular books and personalized recommendations based on set preferences.
Select an E-book Users can browse and click on any e-book that catches their interest to view detailed information.
Save to Library The final step allows users to save chosen books to their personal library for easy access when ready to read.