ui-discovery-formats

To create user-flow diagrams for software documentation, apply a defined notation syntax that maps user navigation paths. This process documents actions alongside success and error branches, providing clear visual flow logic for development teams.

A presenter specification in UI discovery is a structured markdown skeleton defining gateways, state models, derived properties, and actions. It provides ready-to-adapt templates with TDD test outlines for individual screen development and testing.

Document user navigation paths by applying standardized flow diagram syntax that maps actions to success and error branches. This transforms raw UI discovery data into consistent markdown flow logic for downstream development.

Yes, you can use markdown templates to create TDD test outlines by generating presenter specification skeletons. These skeletons include predefined actions, state models, and derived properties ready for adaptation into test-driven development templates.

UI discovery documentation can require specific naming conventions, such as ensuring screen inventory tables follow French naming rules. This standardizes markdown artifacts for consistent data capture across different bounded contexts.