implementation-guide

Generating a development roadmap from PRD and architecture specs requires providing your PRD.md, ARCHITECTURE.md, and UX_SPEC.md files to produce a structured IMPLEMENTATION_GUIDE.md with project setup, file structure, and phased milestones for iOS/macOS apps.

An implementation guide is a structured document converting product requirements, architecture decisions, and UX specifications into a build-ready plan with coding standards and phased steps. You need one when transitioning from design to active development.

Yes, you can use UX_SPEC.md and PRD files to create a phased implementation plan tailored for macOS projects. The process converts these inputs into an end-to-end development roadmap with clear milestones and file structure.

The best way to structure an iOS app implementation guide is by converting PRD, ARCHITECTURE, and UX_SPEC documents into a single IMPLEMENTATION_GUIDE.md that details project setup, file structure, coding standards, and step-by-step development milestones.

To handle requirement changes after generating an implementation roadmap, you can iteratively refine the IMPLEMENTATION_GUIDE.md by updating sections as requirements evolve and feeding those changes back to the PRD, ARCHITECTURE, and UX_SPEC documents.

Providing a DESIGN_SYSTEM.md along with PRD, ARCHITECTURE, and UX_SPEC files is recommended to generate a complete implementation guide, ensuring the build-ready plan fully aligns with your project's design standards and development milestones.