Low-fidelity vs high-fidelity

The fidelity level of your map depends on what design process stage you are in right now, your budget, and time resources.

• Like low-fidelity prototypes, low-fidelity maps are better for the initial stages. They're created with materials at hand (for example, sticky notes and a whiteboard) and are easier to change and move around. You can also use digital tools like Miro or Mural to this end. Low-fidelity maps are perfect for brainstorming, revising, and updating.
• High-fidelity maps are more polished and represent a final version. They're less flexible for updates and are usually created digitally as a UX artifact that can be easily shared with stakeholders.