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Representing the multifaceted nature of user interactions is one of the most persistent challenges in journey mapping. While a journey map by definition illustrates one linear path of an experience, a group of real-world user journeys is rarely so straightforward, often presenting multiple ways to continue depending on user choices or external factors. Effectively visualizing these "branches" is crucial for gaining comprehensive insights and driving data-driven decisions.