As per Dirk's comment. No

"Dribbble shots that made it to the list of best UI for Jul 2019" – Oxymoron

I'm afraid your feedback is for a spam bot :( Check their latest posts, all the same trash.

The desire for HTML/CSS/JS knowledge is so that UX designers know how the web works right, so much of the web is forms and containers, if you know how they work and how to structure them you can propose more realistic solutions.

The page contains no content on which common usability issues the tools helps to spot, what are the defined guidelines and best practices? Highlighting these will help to communicate the features of the tool.

The Windows XP background really throws me.

Makes me worry there might be RE on DN.

I remember Marc you coming into my university in Prahran 10 years ago to talk about website development. I've followed your work here and there ever since. Always insightful.

Hi Denis, I used your program recently, worked a treat! The share and export functions are killer.

I'm not sure if you're asked for feedback on improvements or not, but there were quite a few limitations in using the flow tool;

• Length of labels are prohibitively short.

• Sometimes it's challenging to remove connections between items, ie. adding a connection in both directions, often I had to delete the item and start again.

• Would love to duplicate/copy user flows already created.

On a side note, there are two minor spelling mistakes 'sign up' in your Example UF: https://app.flowmapp.com/share/a48f8a796863c8891bdccb2faba6d296/userflow/7385

Looking forward to seeing what enhancements and improvements your team create in the future!

As a jealous designer, I like to scroll through their pages as quickly as possible.