bmad-create-ux-design

To document UX design specifications collaboratively, you can use a guided workflow that captures project context and enforces frontmatter-driven document assembly, ultimately populating a structured markdown design specification file.

The best way to plan UX patterns for stakeholder alignment is to use a template-driven discovery workflow that captures project goals, user needs, and design system decisions through tracked decision-points.

Yes, you can manage input documents and track progress during UX design planning by using step-based workflow orchestration that provides decision-point menus (A/P/C) to guide each phase.

Template-based document assembly for UX design specs works by automatically generating artifacts populated with frontmatter and content, ensuring consistent structure from initialization through final documentation.

No specific dependencies are required to run this collaborative UX design workflow; you simply load your project context, initialize the UX workspace, and begin the discovery step.

You should use a guided workflow for UX design specification when your project requires collaborative exploration of product goals, user needs, and design system decisions to ensure end-to-end alignment.