Skill
User Flows
Design and Creative Software
User flows are diagrams that map the step-by-step path a user takes through a product or website to complete a specific task, such as signing up, checking out, or resetting a password. UX designers and product managers create them during the planning and wireframing stages to identify friction points, decision branches, and edge cases before visual design begins. They help teams align on functionality and ensure a logical, efficient path to task completion.
Open roles requiring User Flows (2)
Senior Product Manager, New Experiences
Oura
Full-time · San Francisco, CA · $147,900 – $203,000 · Remote
Lead the vision and execution for a new category of digital experiences built around Oura's wearable ring, working across hardware, mobile, and platform teams to create intuitive, privacy-focused user experiences. This role suits experienced product managers who thrive navigating technical complexity and building products that coordinate tightly between embedded systems, mobile clients, and cloud infrastructure.
Listed on Oura’s careers site · Apply there ↗
Senior Product Designer
Future Co
Full-time · Remote · $155,000 – $200,000
Senior Product Designer to lead the design of core health and wellness product experiences at an AI-driven personalized guidance platform. This role suits someone who can balance strategic thinking with fast execution while designing complex systems that feel intuitive to users.
Listed on Future Co’s careers site · Apply there ↗
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