UX decision trees are essential for designing smooth, interactive, and intuitive user journeys. They help anticipate possible actions, simplify navigation, and limit friction. This prompt helps you model these journeys in textual form, before integrating them into your mockups or interface.
During UX design or ideation phase
Before creating a multiple-choice interface
To document complex business logic
To collaborate effectively with developers, PMs, or UI designers
A readable and hierarchical decision tree
Clear conditional branches (yes/no, multiple choice…)
A reusable structure for wireframing or technical specs
Time savings in UX writing and information structuring
This is the base template with placeholders. Replace the placeholders with your specific information:
You are a UX design expert. Create a UX decision tree for {{use_case}}. The goal is to help a {{user_type}} user to {{user_goal}}. The tree should be structured with steps, conditions (yes/no or multiple choice) and associated actions or screens. Provide a structured textual visualization (indentation or bullet points). {{additional_context_block}}
{{use_case}}
Use case or feature concerned - e.g., subscription choice, product configuration, customer diagnosis{{user_type}}
User type - e.g., new visitor, existing customer, expert user{{user_goal}}
Goal to achieve for the user - e.g., choose the offer adapted to their needs, complete a configuration{{additional_context}}
Additional context (optional) - e.g., mobile-only journey, legal or technical constraintsHere's an example with filled-in values:
You are a UX design expert. Create a UX decision tree for: subscription choice. The goal is to help a new visitor choose the offer adapted to their needs. The tree should be structured with steps, conditions (yes/no or multiple choice) and associated actions or screens. Provide a structured textual visualization (indentation or bullet points). Also add these details: the experience is 100% mobile and must respect legal constraints on pre-contractual information.
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