What problem does it solve?
This Skill helps teams turn vague product ideas, briefs, and PRDs into a structured UX design specification through a guided, collaborative workflow. It reduces the risk of jumping into screens too early by clarifying users, core interactions, emotional goals, design patterns, and implementation direction first.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Guided UX planning workflow: Walks step by step from project understanding through design system choice, user journeys, component strategy, and accessibility.
- Collaborative design facilitation: Prompts the stakeholder for decisions instead of making unsupported assumptions, with continuation support for interrupted sessions.
- Structured artifact generation: Builds a persistent UX design specification document and references supporting outputs like color theme and design direction visualizers.
- Use Case: A product manager with a PRD wants to align designers and developers before UI work begins. This Skill helps synthesize the product context into a comprehensive UX specification with user flows, visual foundations, and implementation guidance.
Quick Start
Ask the assistant to create UX specifications for your project and provide any available brief, PRD, or project context documents to begin the guided workflow.