create-ux-design

Creating UX specifications from a product vision involves facilitating discovery to capture user intent and goals, then generating paired DESIGN.md and EXPERIENCE.md artifacts that define information architecture, interaction patterns, and accessibility requirements.

The best way to document information architecture and user journeys is by generating structured design documentation that separates visual identity decisions from behavioral specifications, ensuring component behaviors and interaction requirements are clearly mapped.

To structure design documentation for interface planning, generate paired artifacts that separate visual system requirements from experience specifications, capturing token references, interaction patterns, and accessibility considerations for the implementation team.

Yes, you can use this approach to define accessibility needs during product discovery. It guides conversations to uncover accessibility requirements and integrates them directly into the generated UX design specifications and review processes.

UX validation workflows for new applications include defining key user flows, component behaviors, and visual system requirements. The process produces durable design documentation with review processes to validate interface planning and user intent.