screen-inventory

To extract UI screens from use cases for design handoff, you provide your use cases to generate a structured, actor-grouped screen inventory. This maps every main success scenario step, precondition, and extension to specific screens and states for designers.

A screen inventory in UI architecture is a structured table that extracts and classifies every user-facing screen and UI moment from use cases. It links screens to actors and steps to ensure design traceability and guide UI planning without ambiguity.

Yes, you can map multi-actor views and preconditions into a single UI design inventory. The process handles steps, extensions, and preconditions across multiple actors to produce a consistent, actor-grouped screen table suitable for comprehensive UI planning.

You generate a structured screen table from use case extensions and steps by applying rule-based mappings to the text. This extracts every UI moment and outputs a consistent, design-ready inventory linking each extension and step to its corresponding screen.

Yes, generating a screen inventory works without external dependencies or components. You only need to provide your set of use cases as input, and the rule-based mapping will output the structured inventory directly for your design workflow.