Workflows

Start with the work you want to return to

ZenFlow workflows are easiest to understand through real situations: a client design project, a team initiative, a draft, a research question, or a web build. The practical steps make more sense when they sit inside the work itself.

Guide library

Choose a workflow, then learn the setup inside it.

Graphic design client workflow with design tools, client folders, asset references, and project files

Creative client work

Graphic Design Workflow

A calm client design workspace with the brief, assets, references, design tools, and export paths ready when the project begins.

Apps, folders, files, and linksOpen guide
Office team project workflow with planning documents, dashboards, shared folders, and meeting notes

Shared work

Office Team Project Workflow

A calmer team project workspace for the plans, decks, notes, dashboards, shared docs, and recurring links that define the work.

Apps, folders, files, and linksOpen guide
Writing workflow with a draft document, outline notes, source material, and reference tabs

Drafting and publishing

Writing Workflow

A calm writing workspace with the draft, outline, notes, references, and publishing pieces ready when it is time to return to the page.

Apps, folders, files, and linksOpen guide
Research workflow with reports, notes, data tables, source links, and synthesis documents

Learning and synthesis

Research Workflow

A focused research workspace for the question, sources, notes, PDFs, searches, and synthesis document without letting the topic sprawl endlessly.

Apps, folders, files, and linksOpen guide
Web developer workflow with an editor, repo folder, terminal, documentation, issue tracker, and local preview

Build sessions

Web Developer Workflow

A focused development workspace for the editor, repo, project docs, issues, references, browser tabs, and deployment surfaces that belong to one build.

Apps, folders, files, and linksOpen guide

Content model

Work first, setup second

Each guide starts with a recognizable kind of work.

Feature instructions appear where they matter: inside the workflow, beside the reason you would use them.

The goal is not to learn ZenFlow in the abstract. The goal is to make one real workflow feel easier to return to.

Workflow guide structure showing recognizable work materials organized around a real project

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