ui-ux-workflow

To generate UI/UX wireframes and flow definitions, provide a target surface or workflow description. The skill outputs conceptual assessments, low-fi wireframes, mid-fi drafts, and structured user, data, and operation flows.

A UI/UX assessment begins by framing problems for the target surface and summarizing recommendations. You answer minimal high-value intake questions to establish defaults for hierarchy, spacing, and state rules before drafting mid-fi designs.

Yes, you can define state transitions and data flow for a single surface. The skill generates bounded conceptual outputs that name important states, describe movement causes, and map conceptual information movement across the workflow.

Yes, the UI/UX workflow tool provides a reusable prompt export. It generates a prompt for designers or reviewers and describes a thin preview handoff process detailing the specific surfaces worth showing.

Non-expert design defaults apply standardized rules for theme principles, layout, navigation, and density. The limitation is that these defaults are generalized for conceptual output and may require manual adjustment for highly specialized or complex design systems.

To ensure your conceptual UI/UX design draft passes review, the skill applies a high-value review rubric. This verifies that the generated wireframes, flow definitions, and state transitions are conceptually sound and reviewable before handoff.