What problem does it solve?
It turns rough product ideas, scattered notes, and incomplete requirements into structured UX direction that downstream teams can actually build from.
Core Features & Use Cases
- UX discovery and facilitation: Gathers the user's goals, constraints, and context before shaping the experience.
- Design and experience spines: Produces a visual identity spine and a behavioral experience spine that stay aligned and resolve conflicts cleanly.
- Workflow support: Helps plan information architecture, user journeys, component behavior, states, accessibility, and responsive behavior for web, mobile, and multi-surface products.
- Practical use case: Use it when you need to transform a product brief into clear UX specifications, validate an existing experience structure, or prepare handoff-ready design artifacts.
Quick Start
Ask the bmad-ux skill to plan the UX for your product by describing the goal, platform, users, and any constraints you already know.