bs-ux

Generate user journeys and wireframes from MVP requirements by processing must-have feature lists to produce persona-driven flows, screen state tables, and ASCII wireframe layouts. The tool reads product scope documents and outputs structured Markdown files detailing each feature's journey steps and screen states.

Screen states in UX design define the various UI conditions such as default, empty, loading, error, and success states. Document them for an MVP by enumerating all screens and generating state tables that cover realistic edge cases beyond the standard happy path, ensuring comprehensive design coverage.

Yes, you can create ASCII wireframes for onboarding flows directly from product scope documents. The skill processes MVP must-have features and persona definitions to generate textual wireframes that communicate layout and component placement for onboarding paths and other primary screens.

Map persona-driven user journeys to screen inventories by defining a named journey with a specific persona and objective for each must-have feature, then translating those journey steps into an enumerated list of screens with defined states. This produces actionable UX artifacts ready for team handoff.

Generating textual wireframes does not require prior design tool experience because the outputs are text-based ASCII layouts saved as Markdown files. This approach fits text-first workflows and allows product managers and developers to iterate on layout and component placement without visual design software.

Use ASCII wireframes for UX handoff to quickly communicate layout and component placement in text-first workflows without depending on visual design software. Textual wireframes are easily exportable, version-controllable Markdown files that eliminate ambiguity about screen states and entry points during product and engineering handoffs.