bmad-create-ux-design

Create a UX design specification by guiding a team through a multi-step workflow covering project discovery, core experience, emotional goals, journey flows, and accessibility. The process tracks workflow state and appends structured sections to a markdown artifact.

A complete UX design specification includes project discovery, core experience definition, emotional response goals, inspiration analysis, design system selection, user journey mapping, component strategy, consistency patterns, and responsive/accessibility strategy.

Plan user journey flows and component strategy by progressing through structured, decision-guided phases that enforce save-and-continue interactions. The workflow builds the document step-by-step, appending each journey and component section to an output markdown file.

Yes, the UX specification process discovers and loads relevant project context files like briefs, PRDs, and project-context from the workspace. It tracks these loaded sources in the document frontmatter to maintain context awareness throughout the workflow.

Yes, collaborative UX planning includes dedicated phases for responsive and accessibility strategy. The workflow guides teams through defining consistency patterns and accessibility requirements, appending them directly to the final UX design specification markdown artifact.

Document design system selection by using a stepwise facilitation workflow that progresses from project discovery through inspiration analysis to design system evaluation. This structured approach prevents guesswork and builds the specification incrementally with guided user input.