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Plan feature UX and UI before coding by conducting structured discovery interviews to clarify purpose, map key states, and synthesize an implementation-ready design brief. This process surfaces user needs and constraints early to reduce rework.

Discovery-driven design planning is a process that defines layout strategy, interactions, and content needs before development. It applies constraint analysis and key-state mapping to produce a handoff-ready design brief for new or changing product experiences.

Create a design brief by synthesizing structured interview results into a handoff-ready document. This brief defines the layout strategy, interaction plans, states, and content requirements needed to align the team before implementation begins.

Discovery interviews are required to clarify purpose, users, content, constraints, and risks. These interviews provide the necessary context for accurate interaction planning and key-state mapping before generating the design brief.

Define interface strategy and key states through constraint analysis and state mapping guided by natural-language discovery. This approach documents layout strategy and interactions in an implementation-ready brief for the settings page.

This approach applies to both new and changing product experiences. It adapts discovery-driven design planning to map key states and create handoff briefs regardless of whether the feature is entirely new or undergoing modification.