bmad-agent-ux-designer

Translating feature requirements into UX design specifications involves providing user needs and product goals to generate human-centered interaction designs with implementation-ready intent. It outputs structured UX deliverables like user flows and persona-driven guidance.

A persona-driven UX specification is interaction-ready design guidance generated by adopting a specific UX designer identity, such as Sally. It is needed when you want to inform architecture and implementation during the planning phase without drifting from user needs.

Creating user flows and edge-case considerations from product goals requires loading persistent facts and project config to ground decisions in repository reality. Invoking the skill with feature requirements produces testable UX specifications that directly inform architecture.

Yes, you can use Claude Code to generate interaction design specifications. The skill resolves agent configuration, executes activation steps, and routes your intent through a menu-based dispatcher to produce implementation-ready UX guidance tailored to your project context.

Menu-based dispatching routes user intent to appropriate UX design actions, but if no menu item fits your request, it continues the conversation instead of executing a specific action. This limits highly customized or out-of-scope UX tasks from being processed through predefined automated routes.