UX designers and product managers
Planning a redesign of a caller ID app's dialer and search experience
Use cases
About
The Open Whoscall mind map template breaks down the user interface and interaction flow of the Whoscall caller ID app into 9 distinct screens and components. Designed for UX designers, product managers, and developers, this template maps the complete navigation from the Dialer pad and AUTO-COMPLETE MENU through search results (KB open) and Search results (KB close) to the contact book, Search page, dialog of category list, dialing view, and NDP. It provides a clear, structured overview of the app's key states and transitions, making it an essential reference for feature planning, usability analysis, and design documentation. The template's node tree visually organizes the app's core screens, helping teams quickly understand the user journey and identify areas for improvement.
Terms and ConditionsWhen to use this template
Frontend developers and QA engineers
Documenting the current navigation flow for a development handoff
UX researchers and product analysts
Conducting a usability audit of the search and autocomplete features
How to use this template
Step 1
Launch and Review App Screens
Open the template in Xmind to analyze the pre-defined nodes representing Whoscall's core screens and interaction flows.
Step 2
Customize Nodes for Your Project
Modify the existing structure by renaming or adding nodes to align with your specific app states and design requirements.
Step 3
Plan Features and Share Results
Utilize the map for design planning and export your final documentation as an image or PDF for stakeholder review.
Frequently asked questions
The template includes 9 key screens and components: Dialer pad, AUTO-COMPLETE MENU, search results (KB open), Search results (KB close), contact book, Search page, dialog of category list, dialing view, and NDP.
Use it to map the user flow of Whoscall, identify missing states, or document the app's navigation structure. Customize the nodes to reflect your own app's screens.
Yes, you can open the .xmind file in Xmind desktop or web and freely add, remove, or rename nodes to match your project.
NDP likely refers to 'Number Database Provider' or a similar backend service; the template includes it as a system component.
Absolutely. Compare Whoscall's screen flow with your own app by replacing node names and adding annotations.
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