experience-impact-modeler

To map UX states before build, you model the full user journey across empty, loading, error, success, disabled, and permission-denied states. This process requires complete state coverage, accessibility specifications, and analytics rules to prevent regressions.

Experience impact modeling analyzes proposed product changes to identify end-to-end user experience impacts across full flows. It specifies UI and UX behavior including navigation, forms, and analytics instrumentation to ensure complete state coverage before implementation.

You specify accessibility and focus management by defining WCAG 2.1 AA expectations, keyboard focus rules, and ARIA requirements across all interactive states. This ensures your user flows meet contrast targets and performance perception needs for all actors.

Yes, UX modeling handles analytics instrumentation by requiring explicit analytics event and experimentation rules. It maps content delta and experiment exposure across all entry points, decision branches, and exit states within the full user journey.

You define error handling by specifying actionable content and error messaging for recoverable and unrecoverable errors across operational screens. This includes explicit validation failure states and risk escalation triggers for destructive or payment scenarios.

You need a full state coverage contract for permission-restricted views when modeling changes that impact access control. It requires explicit specification of permission-denied states, disabled states, and risk escalation triggers before implementation begins.