ux-design

To create UX specifications for game screens, this Skill reads your game design documents, player journey, and art bible to generate context-aware spec skeletons. It then incrementally writes approved sections into design/ux/*.md files while updating session state for recoverability.

The best way to document HUD designs and interaction patterns is using a structured authoring workflow that retrofits existing files or creates new ones. This Skill aggregates HUD elements across systems and aligns them with your game's pattern library and technical input methods.

Yes, you can retrofit existing UX documentation files into an interaction pattern library. The Skill supports three authoring modes including retrofit support, allowing you to read current files and append or restructure content into standardized design/ux/*.md specifications.

Context-aware UX specs ensure GDD coverage and accessibility by running cross-reference checks before marking a spec ready for review. The Skill verifies that game design requirements, navigation consistency, pattern alignment, and accessibility considerations are all addressed in the final output.

You need a production/session-state/active.md file to manage incremental UX spec generation. The Skill updates this session state after each approved write, ensuring your design progress survives interruptions and can be handed off cleanly.

Generating game UX specs requires technical inputs like game concept files, GDD UI requirements, player journey maps, pattern libraries, and art bibles. The Skill reads these project documents via file glob and grep capabilities to ground every UX decision in your existing context.