Wire Diagram


Not only am I happy that I got my wire diagram for the UI done, but I'm also quite pleased that I developed a wire diagram process from the Cmap tools in the first place. I can reuse the same process for future projects for faster design and development.
The app design is simple and straightforward. The arrows are component clicks (such as on buttons or list items) and the boxes are the different screens that result from such clicks. It's all very neat.

Software used: Cmap | CmapTools https://share.google/6BAQjJeoK0ltNW5tB

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