Wireframes are a kind of blueprints when designing frontends. I recently came across an extension to that called "user flows" or "UI flows", which visualizes parts of the interactivity of the user interface (UI) as a flow chart. They look nice but are often not easy to user further for programming purposes (like generating code). If you are lucky, you can export an XML-representation of a user flow, but often they just look pretty and are only accessible as (non-vector) graphics. That is why it would be cool to somehow marry that with BPMN.
I ask you for some input (in terms of search keywords, links or comments): I am looking for a guide or best practises on how to draw user flows with BPMN. Ideally some short introduction like Camunda's BPMN introduction.
References:
- Wikipedia on Wireframes
- Alexander Handley: User flow is the new wireframe
- UI flow software example from whose advertisement-video I got the attached screenshot
- One of its competitors: https://overflow.io/ without the stack :-)
- More UI-flow tools