bmad-create-ux-design

A collaborative UX design specification is generated by following a structured, step-based workflow that moves teams from initial context loading through discovery and design directions to final implementation planning, producing a centralized ux-design-specification.md file.

A step-file workflow is a micro-file architecture that guides the UX design process from initiation to completion. It structures progression through discrete steps, utilizing collaborative prompts to facilitate advanced elicitation, party mode, and controlled progression for team alignment.

Integrate a design system into a UX design specification by executing explicit workflow steps dedicated to design system choice, component strategy, and responsive/accessibility planning, ensuring these elements are documented within the final centralized specification artifact.

Starting the workflow requires a project context document and team input to drive step transitions. You begin by loading the UX design workflow from the root steps folder and initiating the first step file.

Manage team input during UX design discovery using collaborative A/P/C prompts that facilitate advanced elicitation, party mode, and controlled progression, ensuring structured team alignment throughout the specification generation process.

Limitations of a step-based UX design workflow include its reliance on a prerequisite project context document and continuous team input to drive step transitions, meaning it cannot generate specifications autonomously without structured collaborative input.