obra/superpowers@brainstorming

Structured design processes explore project context, ask clarifying questions, propose approaches, and present a detailed design requiring user approval before implementation begins. This validates product design requirements thoroughly.

The best way to plan a new feature is using a structured design process that defines user journeys, security considerations, and API interactions, ensuring all stakeholders agree on the plan before any code is written.

Yes, you can enforce mandatory design approval by using a workflow that presents a detailed design and requires explicit user approval before invoking any implementation-related actions, ensuring robust pre-implementation validation.

A structured brainstorming process works by guiding users through context exploration, question refinement, approach proposal, and design presentation, ensuring user intent and requirements are fully explored before implementation.

You need a structured design process when adding new features, components, or behavior changes, ensuring all requirements are thoroughly designed and approved before implementation to prevent wasted development effort.

Yes, this design planning approach works for complex user authentication flows by helping define the user journey, security considerations, and API interactions, ensuring everyone agrees on the plan before implementation.