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What is a wizard in UX?
A wizard is a setup assistant that guides the user through a series of steps or conditions that must be completed in order to achieve a goal. This software simplifies complicated tasks into manageable, smaller tasks, and instructs the user on how to complete these steps as they reach their end-goal (Babich 2018).
When to use wizard Ui?
Wizards are best employed for long and unfamiliar tasks that the user needs to complete once or rarely. Wizards are shown to reduce errors by making the user follow sequential steps. Wizards are often used for onboarding flows, where the user needs to enter a set of information to get started in an application.
What is a wizard interface?
A software wizard or setup assistant is a user interface that presents a dialog box to lead the user through a sequence of small steps. It's often used to configure a program or service for the first time. Complex, rare, or unfamiliar tasks may be easier with a wizard that breaks the task down into simpler pieces.
What is a wizard flow?
Wizard flow defines the order in which wizard panels execute. Wizard panels can move in a straight line from start to finish, or branch into several different process flows.
