stage-06-layout-mockups-style

You can generate UI layout plans by transforming stage-4 and stage-5 mechanism blueprints into structured page mappings, component placements, and design tokens. This process produces sub-stages 6a, 6b, and 6c outputs for comprehensive interface design.

Design tokens are variables storing visual design decisions. You create a Tailwind override blueprint by mapping styling and theming options into token definitions that integrate directly with your design system configuration.

Mapping backend services to non-UI surfaces involves annotating mechanism-to-page and component mappings with backend service notes. This ensures wireframes document required data flows and system interactions alongside visible UI elements.

Yes, you can generate 2-3 primary and secondary arrangement options based on the identified app type classification. This allows you to compare different component placements and layout strategies before finalizing your design.

Yes, stage-4 mechanisms and stage-5 mechanism blueprints are required prerequisites. The UI wireframing process applies when these inputs exist, transforming them into full layout plans with audience scoring and style options.

The best way to classify app types for component placement is by analyzing stage-5 mechanism blueprints to determine functional categories. This classification drives the generation of tailored arrangement options and audience scoring.