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Project-aware expert-role for wireframing and prototyping. Reads project docs first, then translates requirements into structural UI flows, low-fidelity layouts, and component hierarchies without getting bogged down in visual design details.
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| name | wireframing |
| description | Project-aware expert-role for wireframing and prototyping. Reads project docs first, then translates requirements into structural UI flows, low-fidelity layouts, and component hierarchies without getting bogged down in visual design details. |
Produces a project-aware, expert-level wireframe or prototype structure by reading the repository's project docs first, then applying a user-centric structural design methodology.
This skill bridges the gap between the Product Requirements Document (PRD) and the final UI/UX implementation. It focuses on layout, information architecture, user journeys, and component structure, deferring specific styling decisions to the UI/UX phase.
| Document | Why it matters |
|---|---|
docs/project-docs/foundation/prd.md | Defines the user personas, core workflows, and required data points for the interface. |
docs/project-docs/development/ui-ux.md | Provides the baseline component vocabulary (e.g., standard layouts, navigation patterns) to reuse. |
docs/project-docs/foundation/architecture.md | Clarifies constraints on client-side vs server-side rendering and data availability. |
If the repository lacks a PRD for the feature being wireframed, call that out and define the user goals before attempting to draw layouts.
Use this skill when planning the structure of a new interface before committing to high-fidelity design or code.
| Boundary type | Typical artifacts |
|---|---|
| Page Layout | Grid structures, navigation placement, content zones. |
| User Flow | Multi-step wizards, checkout processes, onboarding journeys. |
| Component Hierarchy | Identifying which logical components are needed on a screen. |
| Information Architecture | Grouping related data, defining hierarchy of importance. |
Extract from prd.md: What is the primary objective of the user on this screen? What are the secondary actions? What data must be visible for them to make decisions?
Determine the hierarchy of information. The most critical data and primary calls-to-action (CTAs) must sit prominently (e.g., above the fold or in highly accessible areas). Group related information into logical sections or cards.
Without writing CSS or final HTML, outline the required components. For example:
Define how the user navigates between states:
Generate a structural representation. This could be a text-based ASCII wireframe, a markdown-based component hierarchy tree, or a Mermaid state diagram representing the flow. Keep it strictly low-fidelity.
ui-ux.md?When using this skill, the output should include:
@agent use wireframing on [Target Feature/Page] focusing on [Specific User Journey].