bmad-create-ux-design

You create a UX design specification by running a stepwise workflow that applies frontmatter state tracking and template-based document assembly to generate a complete design spec from your initial project context.

Planning UX patterns is best handled by a stepwise workflow that uses A/P/C collaboration menus, enabling your team to navigate decision points and generate consistent design artifacts together.

Frontmatter state tracking works by automatically recording your progress across a structured UX discovery workflow, ensuring artifact generation and decision points are maintained from project start to specification delivery.

Yes, you can use a stepwise discovery workflow to track UX design artifacts. It coordinates the entire planning process and uses template-based document assembly to produce the final specification.

Yes, you need to provide initial project context to generate UX design specs. The workflow uses this loaded context to drive structured discovery and template-based document assembly for accurate outputs.

Template-based document assembly for UX design planning ensures consistent outcomes by structuring discovery steps and artifact generation into a complete, standardized specification document.