bmad-create-ux-design

To structure a UX design workflow, you need a step-based process guiding discovery, synthesis, core experience planning, and documentation generation. This ensures collaborative decision-making and consistent artifact creation across product initiatives.

Frontmatter-managed context supports collaborative UX design by maintaining shared project state across workflow steps. It enables team members to use A/P/C menus for input loading, progression, and artifact generation without losing track of structured decisions.

The best way to plan UX design specs is using a structured workflow that guides teams through discovery, core experience definition, and design directions. This approach ensures reusable templates and conventions accelerate artifact generation and documentation.

You do not need specific external design tools to document UX research and artifacts. The workflow independently orchestrates synthesis and artifact generation using built-in templates, frontmatter context, and collaborative step progression.

Yes, you can use step-based A/P/C collaboration menus to manage UX design progression. These menus allow teams to coordinate workflow steps, load input documents, and generate design artifacts within a structured, collaborative framework.

You should use a structured UX workflow instead of ad-hoc planning when a project requires consistent discovery, synthesis, and documentation across multiple steps. It ensures reusable conventions and frontmatter-driven context for collaborative decision-making and artifact generation.