Design User Flows

To convert user stories into UX/UI flows, this skill maps sequential user actions to system responses and state changes, generating structured flow documentation and ASCII diagrams within your project's design directory.

Mapping branching paths and error states from product requirements is achieved by identifying decision logic within user stories, systematically detailing validation requirements and complex feature routes into step-by-step navigation paths.

To generate user flows for all defined stories, simply ask the skill to process your current project state. It requires access to session state files and story definitions to output structured interface flow documentation.

Yes, you need session state files and story definitions to map user actions to system responses. The skill operates within the project's design directory to maintain traceability between product requirements and interface design artifacts.

Yes, you can use this for wireframing a new onboarding process by mapping every click, input field, and error message a user encounters from the landing page to the final success state into actionable navigation paths.

Generating ASCII diagrams for UI flows provides a lightweight, text-based visual representation of sequential user actions and system responses, ensuring structured flow documentation is easily readable within your design directory.