product-design-flows

User journey maps visualize the stages a user progresses through—AWARE, CONSIDER, ACQUIRE, USE, SUCCEED—transforming requirements and stories into a continuous narrative. Provide user stories as input; the Skill returns a structured journey map showing each stage, user actions, and outcomes.

Journey maps show the end-to-end user experience across stages and touchpoints. Breadboards are visual flow sketches that detail interaction sequences and decision points. Use journey maps for high-level experience design and breadboards for interaction-level wireframing and flow validation.

Happy-path flows map the ideal user journey through a feature with no obstacles; error flows document what happens when conditions fail or edge cases occur. The Skill generates both flow types from requirements, including state diagrams and edge-case handling to ensure complete interaction coverage.

Yes. Journey mapping applies across product development, feature design, and UX validation. It transforms functional and technical requirements into visual customer workflows and interaction sequences, supporting both planning phases and validation of new features.

Provide user stories, requirements, and business context. The Skill generates journey maps, breadboard-style diagrams, state transitions, and edge cases. Templates for stages, actions, states, and preconditions structure the output for design handoff and stakeholder review.