What problem does it solve?
It prevents over-building Figma prototypes by clearly scoping what must be interactive to answer a specific user-research question.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Prototype scoping: Defines in-scope interactive flows versus out-of-scope static screens with rationale tied to the research goal.
- Interaction specification: Details each interaction with trigger, target layer, destination frame, animation, timing, and whether to reset state.
- Test-ready deliverables: Produces flow framing for a prototype and scenario-based task scripts with success criteria, plus a Figma setup guide and a build-vs-fake plan.
- Use case: Preparing a moderated usability session for a specific feature by deciding exactly which screens and interactions to prototype so participants can complete meaningful tasks.
Quick Start
Tell the skill your research question, the feature/flow to test, desired fidelity, testing method, and number of tasks, and ask it to produce the prototype scope, interaction specification, and test task scripts.