bmad-create-ux-design

You can generate a structured UX design specification by following a collaborative workflow that guides you through project understanding, core experience goals, and design system selection with explicit user checkpoints. This builds an append-only artifact tracking all discovered inputs.

Planning UX patterns and emotional response goals is best handled through a multi-step workflow with explicit A/P/C checkpoints. This process appends structured sections to a design artifact, ensuring collaborative validation before moving to downstream tasks like visual direction.

No, you do not need a pre-existing design system to start building a UX design spec. The workflow includes a dedicated step for selecting a design system during the process, alongside extracting inspiration and defining core experience goals.

Yes, you can use this workflow to prepare structured handoff documentation for downstream UX work. It produces a specification artifact that establishes the foundation for visual design direction, user journeys, component strategy, and accessibility planning.

The workflow enforces strict user-input gating for all generation steps, requiring explicit confirmation at collaborative checkpoints before appending new sections. This deterministic approach ensures the specification artifact only grows with validated user choices.

Initializing a UX design template for a specific project language configuration is handled automatically using config-driven paths. The workflow creates the artifact from a template and appends structured sections based on your deterministic project settings.