bmad-cis-design-thinking

Structured design thinking facilitation guides teams through a seven-step human-centered design process, from empathize to test. You need it to reliably convert user research and insights into testable prototypes and clear next steps during product discovery workshops.

Run a human-centered design workshop by following a guided seven-step workflow that includes energy checkpoints and template-driven artifact generation. This process helps you synthesize user research, ideate solutions, select top concepts, and plan rapid prototypes for validation.

Yes, facilitating structured design sessions requires a main configuration file and a design-methods CSV. These inputs tailor the facilitation methods, define output paths, and set user identity and language preferences for the workshop's templated artifacts.

The best way to document ideation and user research outputs is using a template-driven markdown system that saves incremental session artifacts at each workflow checkpoint. This ensures workshop documentation is consistent, productive, and repeatable.

Yes, you can use this to plan user testing after synthesizing UX research. The workflow guides you from empathize through test, allowing you to synthesize research, generate ideas, select concepts, and create a structured plan for rapid prototype validation.