In a UX and product design landscape that keeps reinventing itself, it’s not surprising to get exposed to many new buzzwords — often without much prior explanation. Two such terms that you have probably heard a lot (often interchangeably) are user flow and flowchart. In reality, however, these two common…

For the past year, our team kept busy preparing the next big thing in Overflow. Our main drive was to make the tool more collaborative, flexible, and convenient for all teams out there wishing to take their design communication to the next level. Today, it is with great pleasure that…

With UX design constantly evolving to adapt to new trends, as well as user needs, there’s often a lot of confusion around different tools and processes that become available to designers. User flow diagrams and user journey maps are two such terms. …

One of the latest big trends in the design industry is the search for a “one tool fits all” solution. From prototyping ideas to presenting and handing off work to developers, designers are looking for one tool that can help them tackle all of their daily tasks. …

A new, easy way to build interactive flows & engaging design presentations. Today marks a very important milestone for all of us at Overflow, as we are in the proud position to officially announce the public beta launch of one of our most-awaited and requested projects: Overflow for Windows! Why Windows? Ever…

A brand new addition to the Overflow integration arsenal. As mentioned in previous entries, the Overflow team is always exploring new ways to offer quick, efficient user flow diagramming to as many designers and product teams as possible. …

Our team kept busy through the summer, implementing exciting new features that many of our users have been looking forward to! One of the top requested ones is the new Overflow plugin for Figma, which is now available to install. For those of you familiar with Overflow since the early…

When we set out to build Overflow, the world’s first user flow diagramming tool tailored for product design teams, we wanted a memorable brand. A couple of years later, as the product was becoming more mature, we started asking ourselves questions that are very familiar to all product people: Do…

As we are well into 2019, fully charged and ready to put our plans in motion, we can’t help taking a moment to look back into how it all started and in particular how fast it all happened in 2018. The story of Overflow started back in mid-2017, when…