Steps

3 or 4 short steps along one line with numbered dots, a vertical rail on a phone: the quick how-it-works

4 to 6 steps with detail, a heading beside a rail of numbered badges and small time tags: a process to read

4 steps for a calm brand, oversized faint numerals in a two-column grid and no icons: a quiet method

2 or 3 simple steps as cards with an arrow from one to the next: buy in three moves

steps that each have a picture or a screenshot, shown as rows on alternating sides: a visual walkthrough

3 to 5 stages of a service, each a wide row with its words beside what you get at its end: a process that ends each stage with something concrete

3 steps shown as pictures in one row joined by plus and arrow signs, words under each: a simple flow where each step has a screen

a short flow in stages, a segmented bar with the duration of each: order, setup or delivery in 4 stages

4 or 5 stages of a service as one bold graphic: full-width bands deepening in the brand’s tints, the title at the left and a huge number that steps further right on each band

3 to 5 steps that each have their own picture: the heading and the picture of the step in view stay in place while the steps scroll beside them with oversized numbers