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Create a UX design brief by running a structured discovery interview to gather feature context, user goals, and constraints. This skill synthesizes your responses into a handoff-ready document covering layout strategy, interaction models, and key states.

The best way to plan UI design is to define the primary user action, content requirements, and edge cases beforehand. This skill guides cross-functional teams through targeted discovery questions to prevent premature design decisions.

Run a UX discovery interview by asking targeted questions about purpose, target users, technical constraints, and desired success metrics. The skill facilitates this process to gather the exact context needed for thoughtful UI decisions.

Yes, you can use a design brief to hand off UX requirements to engineers. The skill produces a concise artifact covering feature summaries, recommended references, and open questions suitable for direct implementation handoff.

A UI planning document should include feature summaries, layout strategies, interaction models, and open questions. The skill automatically structures these elements along with content needs and key states into a comprehensive design brief.

You need a structured discovery process to avoid poor UX, rework, and misaligned engineering effort. Starting interfaces without understanding user context and constraints leads to premature design decisions that this skill prevents.