The document outlines a step-by-step procedure for developing a wireflow diagram for an application using Figma, covering tasks from creating a new file to exporting the finalized diagram. It also explores various open-source collaborative interface platforms essential for UI/UX design, listing tools like Figma Community, GitHub, and Miro among others. The aim is to enhance the design process by leveraging these collaborative platforms.

1. Developing Wireflow diagram for application using open source software
AIM:
To develop a Wireflow diagram for application using Figma
PROCEDURE:
Step 1: Open Figma: Launch the Figma application on your computer.
Step 2: Create a New Figma File: In Figma, click on "New" and choose "New File" to start a new project
specifically for your wireflow diagram.
Step 3: Define the Application's User Flow: Begin by understanding the user flow of your application.
Identify key screens and interactions that users will experience.
Step 4: Create Artboards for Screens: In your Figma file, create individual artboards for each screen of the
application. Artboards represent the visual interface of your app.
Step 5: Design Screen Elements: Within each artboard, design and arrange the user interface elements,
including buttons, text, images, and other components.
Maintain a consistent design throughout.

2. • Step 6: Linking Screens: Use Figma's interactive features to link screens together. Define interactions, such as tapping a button to
navigate to another screen.
• Step 7: Create Arrows for Navigation: On your artboards, use Figma's line tool to draw arrows or lines that represent the flow of navigation
between screens.
• Step 8: Add Descriptive Text: Include text labels to describe the purpose of each screen and interaction. This helps in clarifying the
wireflow for viewers.
• Step 9: Organize the Flow: Arrange the artboards and arrows in a logical sequence to represent the intended user flow throughthe
application.
• Step 10: Test Interactions: Use Figma's prototype mode to test the interactions and ensure that the wireflow accurately represents the
user journey.

3. • Step 11: Collaboration and Feedback: Share your wireflow diagram with team members and stakeholders. Allow
them to provide feedback and comments directly within Figma.
• Step 12: Refine and Update: Based on feedback, refine and update the wireflow diagram as needed. Ensure that it
accurately reflects the application's user flow.
• Step 13: Export or Share: Once the wireflow diagram is finalized, you can export it in various formats or share it
with relevant team members for implementation.

5. Exploring various open source collaborative interface Platform
• AIM:
• To explore various open source collaborative interface Platform
• Theory:
• Exploring various open-source collaborative interface platforms is essential for designing user-friendly and efficient digital interfaces. This
document offers an overview of different open-source platforms to facilitate UI/UX design collaboration.
• List of Explored Open Source Collaborative Interface Platforms:
• 1.Figma Community
• 2.GitHub
• 3.GitLab
• 4.InVision Freehand
• 5.Adobe XD (Starter Plan)
• 6.Miro (Free Plan)
• 7.Sketch for Teams (Beta)
• 8.Gravit Designer
• 9.Vectr 10.Penpot