Create ux design
Standalone AI skills adapted from BMAD workflows, ready to install with the skills CLI.
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Standalone UX design specification workflow. Use when the user asks to create UX design specs, plan UX patterns, define UX strategy, or produce a UX design specification document.
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Create UX Design
Overview
Create comprehensive UX design specifications through a structured, step-by-step facilitation process that produces a UX design specification document.
Prerequisite
- Follow the micro-file architecture: each step file has embedded rules and must be executed sequentially.
Quick Start
- Load config if present; if
{project-root}/workflow-config.yamlis missing, treat config values as optional and ask for missing items that affect output. - Create the output document using
references/ux-design-template.mdat{planning_artifacts}/ux-design-specification.md(or a user-provided path). - Start with
references/steps/step-01-init.mdand follow the chain of steps exactly.
Output Expectations
- Append-only document building, preserving structure and frontmatter rules defined in the steps.
- Use the user’s requested language and skill level; if not provided, ask.
References
references/workflow.mdfor the canonical workflow.references/ux-design-template.mdfor the base document template.references/steps/for the full step sequence.