Guideline 3: Flexible and Fluid Workflow Pathways in Complex Applications
Users of complex applications often have unstructured goals that evolve as they analyze information. Interfaces should avoid forcing a rigid start-to-finish sequence and should support exiting a workflow, skipping ahead, returning to earlier steps, and moving directly among steps.
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