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To turn ambiguous product ideas into reviewable specifications, you can use an interactive discovery process that asks focused questions about edge cases and UX behavior, producing structured user stories and a visual review document for stakeholders.

Writing Gherkin acceptance criteria for UX-heavy requirements is best handled by authoring a machine-readable spec that structures user stories, constraints, and UI requirements into testable scenarios, ensuring strict separation from implementation architecture.

Creating a visual product spec for stakeholder review involves deriving a self-contained HTML document from your product specification, featuring overviews, story cards, user flows, wireframes, and open questions for collaborative feedback.

This product specification workflow supports roadmap planning by applying spec-driven planning to feature discovery and roadmap milestones, allowing you to update your roadmap alongside generating rigorous product specifications.

You need a visual companion document alongside a product spec when a feature requires both a precise contract for an implementation swarm and an accessible visual document for human product review to reduce uncertainty before architecture begins.

You can use this approach to separate product requirements from implementation architecture by enforcing a strict boundary during interactive clarification, ensuring the generated specification focuses solely on product behavior and constraints.