ui_design

You can generate UI mockups from feature requirements by producing both TUI and GUI wireframes, interaction-flow diagrams, and component inventories. The process translates product requirements directly into structured design-ready artifacts, including error and loading paths.

TUI wireframes focus on text-based interface layouts with focus states and keyboard navigation, while GUI wireframes produce responsive layouts with component hierarchy, color palettes, and typography scales. Both include explicit state transitions for interaction flows.

Yes, GUI mockup generation produces wireframes for responsive layouts across mobile, tablet, and desktop. These outputs include component hierarchy, hex-coded color palettes, typography scales, and defined interaction states.

Yes, interaction flow generation includes explicit state transitions for error and loading paths. The generated mockups and component inventories account for these states alongside standard navigation and focus states.

You can create a component inventory by integrating with existing source modules for component reuse. The tool evaluates your current source modules and generates a structured inventory mapping available components for the new feature design.

Generated design artifacts are output as structured design files saved under the doc/05_design directory. These files contain the TUI and GUI mockups, component inventories, and interaction-flow diagrams required for implementation.