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To write a PRD with user stories, use a story-driven structure that guides iterative refinement. This approach ensures alignment through journey mapping and visual verification with ASCII wireframes and Mermaid diagrams.

Mapping user journeys in requirements documentation works best using a guided story-driven flow. This method breaks down macro requirements into modular user stories with per-story confirmations to ensure accurate flow mapping.

Yes, you can generate UI layouts and process flows directly within your PRD. The system creates ASCII wireframes for UI layouts and Mermaid diagrams for process, state, and sequence flows without needing external design tools.

Structuring a PRD from macro to micro involves creating a guided journey map first, then breaking it down into modular user stories. This supports staged confirmations and a final generation gate for visual alignment.

Yes, the PRD writing method supports staged reviews through per-story single-point confirmations and a final generation gate. After visual alignment is verified, you can easily export the finalized document to docs/prd.

Use ASCII wireframes and Mermaid diagrams in requirements documentation when you need visual alignment for UI layouts and process flows. They serve as a final generation gate to verify journey mapping and story-driven structure before export.