Web Marking User Flow

Discover best website designs for Marking flows. Get inspired by the best apps in the world.

Marking as reviewedon
Front

The user flow shows how to mark an article as reviewed. The user clicks 'Preview changes', selects 'Mark as reviewed', and sees a confirmation.

Marking as spamon
Front

The user marks an email as spam from a dropdown menu. A confirmation message then appears to indicate the action was successful.

Marking a list as soldon
Nextdoor

The user marks a listing as sold. They are then prompted to specify the sale location, and the listing updates to show it is sold.

Marking a task as completedon
Jobber

The user views a task on the client dashboard, marks it as complete, and sees the updated status on the dashboard.

Switching to list viewon
Jobber

The user switches from a calendar view to a list view to see their to-dos. The list view then updates to show completion timestamps.

Marking a place as bookedon
Mindtrip

The user marks a location as booked in the itinerary. The itinerary updates to confirm the booking.

Marking as readon
Notion

The user flow demonstrates marking an email as read within the Notion inbox. It shows the transition from an unread notification to a read state.

Marking as reviewedon
Databricks

The user flow demonstrates marking a SQL query as reviewed. It shows the transition from review request to review confirmation.

Marking an incident as resolvedon
Better Stack

The user views an incident, acknowledges it, and then resolves it. The timeline captures the incident's history.

Marking as soldon
Depop

The user marks an item as sold. After confirmation, the item disappears from the active items list.

Marking as readon
Depop

The user opens the message options and marks a message as read. The flow demonstrates how to manage messages within the Depop application.