User Flow and Information Architecture Questions

Designing clear user flows and information architecture involves mapping user journeys end to end, organizing content and features into intuitive hierarchies, and creating navigation and labeling that match users mental models. Interviewers will evaluate your ability to break complex tasks into steps, create wireframes and sitemaps or flow diagrams, reason about edge cases and cross device navigation, balance discoverability with cognitive load, and justify decisions with heuristics, research insights, or success metrics. Candidates should be able to discuss deliverables, trade offs with technical or business constraints, prototyping approaches, and how they validate flows with users and analytics.