frontend-planning

The frontend planning pipeline produces six structured documents: requirements, user flows, page specifications, use cases, component trees, and state/API integration plans. It organizes these outputs by project domain to maintain clarity across multi-domain projects.

The best way to structure frontend documentation is using a 6-step pipeline that progresses from requirements and user flows to page specifications, use cases, component trees, and state/API integration, ensuring all design aspects are systematically covered.

Yes, this pipeline explicitly supports multi-domain projects by organizing generated documentation by project domain. It also detects the current tech stack and integrates existing project documents for contextual accuracy.

State and API integration planning is the final step of the pipeline, generating detailed specifications that map frontend components to application state and backend APIs. This ensures technical implementation details are fully documented alongside user interaction flows.

No, an existing tech stack is not required. The pipeline automatically detects the current tech stack and integrates discovered project documents to inform the generation of accurate page specifications and component trees.