agent-designer

Text-based wireframes in UI design provide layout structures and component hierarchies that guide frontend implementation. They translate architecture notes into visual representations, ensuring developers understand the intended page structure without needing graphical design files.

A design token set in UI design documentation standardizes visual style variables like color, typography, and spacing. Generating tokens from user stories ensures your frontend team receives a consistent, system-aware package for accurate component implementation.

You can generate component mappings from architecture notes to align with your project's UI library. The process translates technical architecture into a component hierarchy and layout specs, ensuring the output matches your frontend framework requirements.

You need to provide BA user stories and SA architecture as input to generate a complete UI design package. No external dependencies are required, as the skill translates these inputs directly into design tokens, wireframes, and component inventories.

This approach works for creating page inventories and layout specs from product briefs and user flows. It translates technical notes and product requirements into structured design documentation, producing a complete docs/ui-design package ready for handoff.