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To translate user flows into interaction specifications, describe a user journey to generate per-screen interaction rules, state definitions, and acceptance criteria. This process bridges discovery output and production UI by outputting documentation and clickable prototypes ready for engineering review.

Auditing UX in a live or staging app involves performing heuristic reviews to identify confusing flows and edge cases. The process converts these findings into actionable tickets with clear acceptance criteria, defining interaction details like validation timing and focus management for builders.

Building coded prototypes to validate user flows requires translating user journeys into interaction specs and prototype outlines. This approach enforces per-screen interaction rules and state definitions, ensuring the prototype is ready for engineering review and production handoff.

You should not use this approach for research-only discovery, pixel-perfect production implementation from final Figma files, senior frontend performance architecture, or business requirement documents. It specifically targets interaction specification, heuristic UX audits, and prototyping flows in code.

Yes, you can define interaction details like validation timing, focus management, undo, and confirmations. It shapes micro-interactions and organizes information architecture in product, ensuring UX handoff includes clear state definitions and edge case handling for engineering teams.

UX software engineering works for information architecture refinement by organizing product structures and translating user journeys into flow diagrams. It supports UX handoff by enforcing per-screen interaction rules and outputting documentation with clear acceptance criteria.