create-ux-design

To plan a UX design workflow, you guide teams through structured steps covering discovery, core experience, emotion, inspiration, and design system decisions to produce a cohesive UX specification. This ensures collaboration, traceability, and consistency across the entire project lifecycle.

A step-based UX design process coordinates modular phases like init, discovery, and documentation to maintain workflow state. You need this approach when managing complex projects requiring traceable progress, stakeholder collaboration, and consistent design system decisions across multiple team members.

You document design system decisions and accessibility patterns by progressing through structured workflow steps that capture core experience and emotion guidelines. Frontmatter-driven context maintains inputDocuments and workflow state, ensuring traceable progress and consistency across all design specifications.

Yes, you can use a provided starter template and frontmatter scaffolding to initialize a new UX design workflow. This ensures consistency across projects by standardizing the initial setup and allowing teams to start Step 1 immediately with structured input documents.

Yes, the UX design workflow operates independently without required dependencies. It optionally works with external scripts, references, and assets to augment execution as needed, allowing teams to extend functionality while maintaining a self-contained core design specification process.

The best way to maintain traceability is using frontmatter-driven context that tracks inputDocuments and workflow state throughout each modular step. This approach ensures all stakeholder inputs and design system decisions remain documented and traceable from initial discovery to final specification.