Creating an intuitive and seamless experience for your visitors is key to increasing conversions. With Heyflow, you can easily structure and optimize your flow navigation to guide users through your funnel effortlessly.

In this article, you'll learn how to set up, customize, and optimize navigation elements like buttons, use conditional logic and master navigation via hashtag to enhance user engagement and improve flow performance.

Buttons are essential for guiding users through your flow and creating a smooth interaction. In Heyflow, you can customize buttons to control navigation, trigger actions, or branch users based on their responses.

You can choose out of a range of buttons, tailored to your needs. By strategically placing and configuring buttons, you can create a seamless user journey and improve conversions. Get to know our buttons better with this article.

Our Multiple Choice and Picture Choice blocks are the most popular input blocks. They are crucial to navigate through your flow, as an input value is usually needed to proceed further.

By using these blocks, you can already unlock different navigation patterns than just moving straight further, according to the answers of your users. The term in use here is conditional logic, and you can find out more about that here.

The Loader is another element, designed to navigate through your flow and improving the user experience. You can use the tool to redirect to different pages or to a different URL. This feature gives users a sense of ongoing backend processing for their submissions, needless to say, this is in your interest.

Another block to enable your users to navigate through your flow in a meaningful way. You can insert links to redirect to different, significant pages of your flow. For example, to the start. But any other page can also be mentioned. Learn how below.

The Scroll to Top and Scroll to Block navigation options let you control where the page scrolls when a visitor clicks a Universal Button or Link Button. This is useful for guiding attention, improving navigation on longer pages, or letting users quickly jump back to the top.

In the button's Navigation settings, open the action dropdown and choose either Scroll to Top or Scroll to Block.

Scroll to Top

Scrolls the visitor back to the top of the current page. After selecting it, you only need to choose one thing:

Scroll to Block

Scrolls the visitor to a specific block on the current page. You have three options to configure:

That's all there is to it! Once configured, clicking the button will scroll the visitor exactly where you want them.

Another useful tool is the navigation via hashtag. An important prerequisite for this is to rename your pages. Afterward, you can directly jump to any page, simply by adding it with a hashtag to the URL.

If you view your flow in your browser, you will always see the name of your page at the end of the URL. A good example of this useful tool is already applied in our Links block, as you can see above.