Choose a diagram layout for decisions with branches
Explain alternative paths without suggesting they all happen in order.
Identify the branching question
For a tracking audit, first ask whether the destination loads. A load failure leads to a redirect or page check. A successful load with no event leads to a different investigation.
Label each branch with its evidence
Use clear terms such as page opens and page fails. Keep labels readable at phone width. Provide the same logic in text so the article remains usable without the diagram.
Avoid arrows that imply an unsupported cause
An arrow can mean next step, sequence, or causation. Name the intended relationship. Use a simple side-by-side comparison when the conditions are independent.
Try a related tool
Find the share of eligible visits that completed a defined action. Count at most one conversion per visit for this calculation.
