Mind mapping is one of the very important, useful and convenient tools used in  design practice and many other areas where it is important to create and analyse  the structure and processing of information.

Mind mapping is the most convenient way for me to sort out all the information in  a hierarchy and sort out the right question, especially when the arrays of  information for processing are very large.

In my design practice, I use mind mapping very often, especially in creating design  systems and websites. Structuring information helps a lot to immediately separate  the important from the superfluous and focus on making a well-developed and  high-quality design product.

For example, when I was developing a mobile application according to the  program of my institute, I first of all identified the necessary functions of my  mobile application after the research, and then proceeded to the location of these  functions on the application screens.

Any applications and websites have a hierarchy of pages. It all starts with the  splash screen and the main screen, which usually contains links to other screens  with the functions necessary for the user. The structure of the application is very  conveniently placed in the mind mapping grid, since a hierarchical structure is also  used there.

Thus, all transitions from one screen to another in my mind map are shown clearly.  From one field (the main screen), several arrows go out to other fields, and from  them, respectively, arrows also go out to other fields, symbolizing less important  pages and pop-ups.

In conclusion, without mind mapping, it is difficult to imagine a convenient and  well-structured mobile application, and the same can be said about websites and  any other design products.


Mind mapping is one of the very important , useful and convenient tools used in design practice and many other areas where it is important to create and analyse the structure and processing of information . Mind mapping is the most convenient way for me to sort out all the information in a hierarchy and sort out the right question , especially when the arrays of information for processing are very large . In my design practice , I use mind mapping very often , especially in creating design systems and websites . Structuring information helps a lot to immediately separate the important from the superfluous and focus on making a well - developed and high - quality design product . For example , when I was developing a mobile application according to the program of my institute , I first of all identified the necessary functions of my mobile application after the research , and then proceeded to the location of these functions on the application screens . Any applications and websites have a hierarchy of pages . It all starts with the splash screen and the main screen , which usually contains links to other screens with the functions necessary for the user . The structure of the application is very conveniently placed in the mind mapping grid , since a hierarchical structure is also used there . Thus , all transitions from one screen to another in my mind map are shown clearly . From one field ( the main screen ) , several arrows go out to other fields , and from them , respectively , arrows also go out to other fields , symbolizing less important pages and pop - ups . In conclusion , without mind mapping , it is difficult to imagine a convenient and well - structured mobile application , and the same can be said about websites and any other design products .