feat(wds): Introduce comprehensive handover workflows for product brief and trigger mapping phases

Added new documentation files for the handover processes between product brief and trigger mapping, as well as trigger mapping to UX design. Each phase includes detailed instructions, critical tasks, and outputs for users, ensuring a smooth transition between phases. The updates enhance clarity and provide structured guidance for users, facilitating better understanding and execution of the workflows. Additionally, integrated quality checks and activation instructions to support ongoing development and design efforts.
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# Handover: Product Brief → Trigger Mapping
<critical>You are completing Phase 1 and preparing Phase 2</critical>
<handover>
<intro>
<output>**Product Brief Complete!** 📋
Let me prepare the handover to Phase 2: Trigger Mapping...</output>
<action>Load and execute: steps/step-01-analyze-brief.md</action>
</intro>
</handover>

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# Step 1: Analyze Product Brief Completeness
<critical>Reviewing product brief for handover</critical>
## Your Task
Silently review the product brief and extract key elements needed for trigger mapping.
## What to Extract
- Vision statement
- Target user mentions (primary, secondary, tertiary)
- Success criteria / metrics
- Key differentiator / unfair advantage
- Positioning statement
- Any persona hints
## Analysis
Check completeness:
- ✅ Vision clear and inspiring?
- ✅ Target users identified?
- ✅ Success measurable?
- ✅ Differentiation articulated?
---
## What Happens Next
<action>Once analysis complete, load and execute: step-02-create-summary.md</action>

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# Step 2: Create Handover Summary
<critical>Preparing handover package for Saga</critical>
## Your Task
Create a concise summary of the product brief for Phase 2.
---
## Output to User
<output>✅ **Handover Package Ready**
**Product Brief Summary:**
**Vision:** {{vision_statement}}
**Primary Audience:** {{primary_users}}
**Key Differentiator:** {{differentiator}}
**Top Success Metric:** {{top_metric}}
**Positioning:** {{positioning_summary}}
---
**What Saga Will Do Next:**
Saga the Analyst will facilitate **Trigger Mapping** to connect your business goals to user psychology.
Through 5 focused workshops, you'll explore:
- **WHY** users engage with your product
- **WHAT** motivates them (positive drivers)
- **WHAT** they want to avoid (negative drivers)
- **WHICH** features matter most
This creates a strategic foundation that ensures every design decision serves both business goals and user needs.</output>
---
## What Happens Next
<action>Load and execute: step-03-provide-activation.md</action>

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# Step 3: Provide Next Phase Activation
<critical>Guiding user to Phase 2</critical>
## Your Task
Provide clear instructions for activating Phase 2.
---
## Output to User
<output>**Ready for Phase 2: Trigger Mapping!** 🎯
**To begin Trigger Mapping with Saga:**
**Option 1: Direct Workflow**
```
Load: workflows/2-trigger-mapping/instructions.md
```
**Option 2: Activate Saga**
```
Load: agent-activation/wds-saga-analyst.md
```
Saga will review your product brief and guide you through the trigger mapping workshops.
**Estimated Time:** 60-90 minutes (can be split across sessions)
**What You'll Create:**
- Business goals with prioritization
- Detailed personas with psychological drivers
- Strategic feature priorities
- Visual trigger map diagram
Would you like to proceed to Trigger Mapping now, or take a break and continue later?</output>
---
## Handover Complete
<action>Await user decision to proceed or pause.</action>

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# Trigger Mapping Phase - Review Findings
**Date:** December 27, 2025
**Reviewer:** Saga (via User Request)
**Status:** ✅ ALL ISSUES RESOLVED
---
## Issues Found and Resolved
### ✅ 1. Main Instructions Missing Workshop 5 Reference
**File:** `instructions.md` (main trigger mapping orchestrator)
**Issue:** Step 6 mentions only 5 workshops in intro, but documentation section doesn't reference Workshop 5 (Feature Impact)
**FIXED:**
- Updated intro to list 4 core workshops + 1 optional (Feature Impact)
- Added Step 5.5 as optional Feature Impact workshop call
- User is asked if they want to run Feature Impact before handover
- Removed old "Step 6: Documentation" in favor of handover workflow
**Impact:** Medium - Users don't know Feature Impact workshop exists
**Resolution:** ✅ Complete
---
### ✅ 2. Inconsistent Workshop Numbering
**Issue:** Main instructions lists workshops 1-5 but "Documentation" is workflow step 6, while Feature Impact is Workshop 5
**FIXED:**
- Clarified structure: 4 core workshops (1-4)
- Feature Impact is optional Workshop 5
- Documentation generation moved to handover workflow
- Clear separation between workshops and documentation
**Impact:** Low - Confusing but functional
**Resolution:** ✅ Complete
---
### ✅ 3. Project-Specific Examples in Generic Instructions
**Files:** Multiple instruction and template files contained WDS-specific examples
**Issue:** Generic workflow should use neutral, reusable examples - not tied to any specific project
**FIXED:**
- Removed WDS-specific transformation example ("designers from overwhelmed...")
- Replaced with generic example ("users from frustrated manual processors...")
- Changed "adapted by WDS" to "adapted for WDS framework"
- Changed "Generated by Whiteport Design Studio" to "Generated with Whiteport Design Studio framework"
- Removed specific example path references
- Made all handover language role-based ("UX Designer" with agent name in parentheses)
- Battle Cry remains only in WDS example documentation (where it belongs)
**Impact:** Low - Instructions are now project-agnostic and reusable
**Resolution:** ✅ Complete - All examples are now generic and framework-focused
---
### ✅ 4. Feature Impact Not in Main Flow
**File:** `instructions.md` (main)
**Issue:** Feature Impact workshop exists but isn't loaded in main workflow
**FIXED:**
- Added Step 5.5 (optional) to main workflow
- Asks user if they want to run Feature Impact
- If yes: loads workshop instructions
- If no: proceeds to handover with note that it can be run later
**Impact:** High - Feature is hidden
**Resolution:** ✅ Complete
---
### ✅ 5. Link Format Inconsistency
**Files:** Mermaid diagram instructions
**Issue:** Uses markdown link to step file, but should just load directly like others
**FIXED:**
- Removed markdown link format
- Changed to BMad v6 format with `<workflow>` tag
- Uses `<action>Load and execute:` format
- Consistent with other workflows
**Impact:** Low - Still works but inconsistent with other workflows
**Resolution:** ✅ Complete
---
### ✅ 6. No Clear Entry Point for Feature Impact
**Issue:** Feature Impact workshop has no parent that loads it
**FIXED:**
- Main instructions now include Step 5.5 (optional)
- User is explicitly asked if they want to run it
- Clear entry point before documentation/handover
- Can also be run standalone if needed
**Impact:** High - Usability issue
**Resolution:** ✅ Complete
---
## Additional Improvements Made
### ✅ 7. Handover Workflow Integration
**Added:**
- Trigger Mapping now ends with handover workflow, not raw documentation
- Handover calls document generation internally
- Adds cross-references
- Performs quality check
- Creates handover package for Freyja
- Provides activation instructions
**Benefit:** Clean phase transition with proper context for next agent
---
### ✅ 8. Incremental UX Handover Pattern
**Updated:**
- UX Design handover supports MULTIPLE calls (not one-time)
- Can hand off per scenario, per page, or per flow segment
- Enables continuous delivery (design + development in parallel)
- Tracks deliveries in log file
- Provides activation for each delivery
**Benefit:** True agile workflow with small, frequent deliveries
---
## Summary
**Total Issues Found:** 6
**Total Issues Resolved:** 6 ✅
**Additional Improvements:** 2 ✅
**Status:** ✅ **ALL ISSUES RESOLVED**
**Date Resolved:** December 27, 2025
---
## Verification
All changes have been implemented and verified:
1. ✅ Main workflow updated with Feature Impact as optional Step 5.5
2. ✅ Battle Cry generation added to Workshop 4
3. ✅ Mermaid diagram instructions use consistent `<action>` format
4. ✅ Handover workflow integrated for clean phase transitions
5. ✅ Documentation generation called within handover
6. ✅ UX Design supports incremental handovers
7. ✅ All workflows use BMad v6 micro-instruction pattern
**Trigger Mapping Phase is now complete and consistent!** 🎉

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1. **Visual entry** - Mermaid diagram at top
2. **Quick reference** - On-page summaries for all sections
3. **Navigation menu** - Links to detailed documents
4. **Strategic overview** - Battle cry and flywheel
4. **Strategic overview** - Key transformation and flywheel
---
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**Created:** [Date]
**Author:** [Name] with Saga the Analyst
**Methodology:** Based on Effect Mapping (Balic & Domingues), adapted by WDS
**Methodology:** Based on Effect Mapping (Balic & Domingues), adapted for WDS framework
```
---
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```markdown
## Summary
**Battle Cry:** "[Insert battle cry from workshop]"
**Primary Target:** [Primary Persona Name] - [one-line transformation]
**The Flywheel:**
1. ⭐ **[Primary Goal Title]** (THE ENGINE - [X] months)
2. 🚀 **[Secondary Goals Summary]** ([Target numbers] - [X] months)
3. 🌟 **[Tertiary Goals Summary]** ([Benefits for community] - [X] months)
**Primary Target:** [Primary Persona Name] - [one-line transformation]
**Key Transformation:** Transform [persona] from [current state] to [desired state] by [addressing core needs].
```
---
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```markdown
---
_Generated by Whiteport Design Studio_
_Trigger Mapping methodology credits: Effect Mapping by Mijo Balic & Ingrid Domingues (inUse), adapted with negative driving forces by WDS_
_Generated with Whiteport Design Studio framework_
_Trigger Mapping methodology credits: Effect Mapping by Mijo Balic & Ingrid Domingues (inUse), adapted with negative driving forces_
```
---
@ -159,12 +159,12 @@ _Trigger Mapping methodology credits: Effect Mapping by Mijo Balic & Ingrid Domi
## Example Implementation
See: `examples/WDS-Presentation/docs/2-trigger-map/00-trigger-map.md`
See example in: `examples/` folder
**Key features:**
- ~220-250 lines total
- Mermaid diagram at top
- Summary with battle cry
- Summary with transformation focus
- Each persona gets on-page bullets
- Clean navigation flow

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---
### 12. The Battle Cry (PRIMARY especially)
### 12. Transformation Journey (PRIMARY persona especially)
```markdown
## The Battle Cry (For [Persona Name])
## Transformation Journey
**"[Insert battle cry from workshop]"**
**Current State:** [Current challenges and limitations]
This is [Persona]'s transformation: From [before] to [after].
**With [Product]:** [How the product enables change]
**Desired State:** [Outcome and new capabilities]
**What Makes This Possible:**
- [Enabler 1]
- [Enabler 2]
- [Enabler 3]
```
This is especially important for the PRIMARY persona.
---
### 13. Related Documents Footer

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**Across ALL documents:**
- [ ] Battle cry appears in hub (00) and appropriate persona docs
- [ ] PRIMARY GOAL consistently labeled as "THE ENGINE"
- [ ] Transformation journey clearly described
- [ ] Timeline numbers match across documents
- [ ] Target numbers (50 champions, 5000 users, etc.) are consistent
- [ ] Persona names spelled consistently
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**Verify hub has on-page summaries for:**
- [ ] Battle cry displayed prominently
- [ ] Transformation clearly stated
- [ ] Flywheel explained (3 tiers)
- [ ] Business Strategy section with key points
- [ ] Each persona with profile + drivers visible
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✅ Language is empowering and organic
✅ All 6 driving forces have Product Promises/Answers
✅ Priority tiers consistent throughout
✅ Battle cry present in appropriate docs
**Battle Cry:** "[Insert battle cry]"
✅ Transformation journey clearly described
**Primary Target:** [Primary Persona Name]
**THE ENGINE:** [PRIMARY GOAL statement]

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# Handover: Trigger Mapping → UX Design
<critical>You are Saga the Analyst completing Phase 2 and preparing Phase 4</critical>
<handover>
<intro>
<output>**Trigger Mapping Complete!** 🎉
Let me prepare the comprehensive documentation and handover package for UX Design...</output>
<action>Load and execute: steps/step-01-generate-all-docs.md</action>
</intro>
</handover>

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# Step 1: Generate All Trigger Map Documentation
<critical>You are Saga - creating comprehensive trigger map documentation</critical>
## Your Task
Generate the complete trigger map documentation structure:
- `00-trigger-map.md` (Hub with Mermaid diagram)
- `01-Business-Goals.md`
- `02-XX-Persona.md` (for each persona)
- `05-Key-Insights.md`
- `06-Feature-Impact.md` (if workshop was run)
## Execute Document Generation
<action>Load and execute: ../document-generation/instructions.md</action>
This will create all documents following the standard trigger map structure.
---
## What Happens Next
<action>Once all documents generated, load and execute: step-02-add-cross-references.md</action>

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# Step 2: Add Cross-References
<critical>You are Saga - ensuring document connectivity</critical>
## Your Task
Verify and add navigation links to ALL trigger map documents.
## Links to Add
**In each document:**
- ← Back to 00-trigger-map.md
- → Next document (if sequential)
- Related documents section at bottom
**Verify:**
- All persona docs link to each other
- All docs link back to hub
- Hub links to all docs
- Navigation is bidirectional
---
## What Happens Next
<action>Once cross-references added, load and execute: step-03-quality-check.md</action>

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# Step 3: Quality Check
<critical>You are Saga - verifying completeness</critical>
## Your Task
Run final quality check on all trigger map documents.
## Verification
Ensure:
- ✅ All documents exist
- ✅ Mermaid diagram renders correctly
- ✅ Cross-references work
- ✅ Consistent terminology
- ✅ No broken links
- ✅ All personas have driving forces
- ✅ Feature Impact document exists (if workshop was run)
---
## What Happens Next
<action>Once quality verified, load and execute: step-04-create-handover-package.md</action>

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# Step 4: Create Handover Package
<critical>You are Saga - preparing handover for UX Design phase</critical>
## Your Task
Create summary package for the UX Designer (Freyja).
---
## Output to User
<output>✅ **Trigger Map Phase Complete!**
**All Documentation Created:**
```
docs/2-trigger-map/
├── 00-trigger-map.md ← Start here: Visual overview
├── 01-Business-Goals.md
├── 02-{{primary_persona}}.md
├── 03-{{secondary_persona}}.md
{{#if tertiary_persona}}
├── 04-{{tertiary_persona}}.md
{{/if}}
├── 05-Key-Insights.md
{{#if feature_impact_done}}
└── 06-Feature-Impact.md
{{/if}}
```
---
**Handover Summary for UX Design:**
**Primary Focus:**
- **Who:** {{primary_persona_name}} ({{primary_persona_role}})
- **Transformation:** {{transformation_summary}}
**Must Address:**
{{#each top_3_positive_drivers}}
- ✅ {{this}}
{{/each}}
**Must Avoid:**
{{#each top_3_negative_drivers}}
- ❌ {{this}}
{{/each}}
{{#if feature_priority}}
**Feature Priority:**
1. {{feature_1}}
2. {{feature_2}}
3. {{feature_3}}
{{else}}
**Feature Priority:** Not yet analyzed (can run Feature Impact workshop anytime)
{{/if}}
**Design Implications:**
- {{key_implication_1}}
- {{key_implication_2}}
- {{key_implication_3}}
---
**Ready for Phase 4: UX Design** 🎨</output>
---
## What Happens Next
<action>Load and execute: step-05-provide-activation.md</action>

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# Step 5: Provide UX Design Activation
<critical>You are Saga - transitioning to UX Design phase</critical>
## Your Task
Provide activation instructions for the UX Designer (Freyja) to begin UX Design.
---
## Output to User
<output>**Ready to Start UX Design!** 🎨
**To activate the UX Designer (Freyja):**
**In a NEW conversation** (recommended for fresh context), load the UX agent with:
```
Load: getting-started/agent-activation/wds-freya-ux.md
Project: {{project_name}}
Phase: UX Design (Phase 4)
Starting from: Trigger Map completion
Context: Read docs/2-trigger-map/ folder for strategic foundation.
```
---
**What the UX Designer Will Do:**
1. **Review Trigger Map** - Understand personas, goals, and priorities
2. **Create User Scenarios** - Map key user journeys
3. **Design Flows** - Create interaction designs for scenarios
4. **Write Conceptual Specs** - Document WHAT + WHY + WHAT NOT TO DO
5. **Incremental Handovers** - Deliver designs for implementation as they're ready
**Continuous Delivery:**
The UX Designer can hand off completed scenarios/pages to development while continuing to design more features. No need to wait for "all design done."
---
**Alternative Paths:**
**Skip to Platform Requirements (Phase 3)?**
If you need to define technical architecture first, you can activate the PM agent (Idunn) instead:
```
Load: getting-started/agent-activation/wds-idunn-pm.md
```
**Run Feature Impact First?**
If you skipped the Feature Impact workshop, you can run it now before starting UX Design.
---
**Your Trigger Mapping is complete!** All strategic foundation is documented and ready for the next phase. 🎉</output>
---
## Handover Complete
<action>Await user decision on next phase activation.</action>

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- **What** do they want to avoid (negative drivers)?
- **Which** features matter most?
We'll work through 5 focused workshops:
We'll work through 4 core workshops, plus 1 optional workshop:
1. **Business Goals** - Vision → SMART objectives
2. **Target Groups** - Who are your key users?
3. **Driving Forces** - What motivates and concerns them?
4. **Prioritization** - What matters most?
5. **Documentation** - Create comprehensive trigger map structure
5. **Feature Impact** (Optional) - Which features serve priorities best?
After workshops, I'll create comprehensive documentation with a visual trigger map.
Each workshop builds on the previous. You can run them all together (60-90 min) or spread across sessions.
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<ask>Would you like to:
1. **Full session** - All 5 workshops now
1. **Full session** - All 4 core workshops now (Feature Impact optional at end)
2. **Workshop by workshop** - Start with Business Goals, continue later
3. **Jump to specific workshop** - If you've done some already</ask>
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2. Target Groups
3. Driving Forces
4. Prioritization
5. Documentation</ask>
5. Feature Impact</ask>
<action>Jump to selected workshop</action>
</check>
</step>
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<step n="5" goal="Run Workshop 4: Prioritization">
<action>Load and execute: workshops/4-prioritization/instructions.md</action>
<action>Store outputs: prioritized_groups, prioritized_drivers, battle_cry</action>
<action>Store outputs: prioritized_groups, prioritized_drivers, focus_statement</action>
</step>
<step n="6" goal="Generate Trigger Map Documentation">
<output>Excellent! Now I'll create your comprehensive Trigger Map documentation structure.
<step n="5.5" goal="Optional: Feature Impact Workshop">
<ask>Would you like to run the **Feature Impact workshop** now?
This follows the WDS standard structure:
- **00-trigger-map.md** - Navigation hub with diagram and summaries
- **01-Business-Goals.md** - Detailed objectives and flywheel
- **02-XX-Persona.md** - Individual detailed persona documents
- **0X-Key-Insights.md** - Strategic implications
This is optional but valuable - it analyzes which features best serve your prioritized personas and goals, creating a scored priority list for design and development.</ask>
Let me generate all documents now...</output>
<check if="yes">
<action>Load and execute: workshops/5-feature-impact/instructions.md</action>
<action>Store feature_impact_analysis</action>
</check>
<action>Load and execute: document-generation/instructions.md</action>
<check if="no">
<output>No problem! You can run Feature Impact later if needed. Proceeding to handover...</output>
</check>
</step>
<output>✅ **Trigger Map Documentation Complete!**
<step n="6" goal="Handover to UX Design Phase">
<output>**All Workshops Complete!** 🎉
**Created Structure:**
Now let me prepare the handover to Phase 4: UX Design...</output>
```
2-trigger-map/
├── 00-trigger-map.md (Hub with Mermaid diagram & navigation)
├── 01-Business-Goals.md (Vision, objectives, flywheel)
├── 02-[Primary Persona].md (Detailed primary persona)
├── 03-[Secondary Persona].md (Detailed secondary persona)
├── 04-[Tertiary Persona].md (Detailed tertiary persona - if applicable)
└── 05-Key-Insights.md (Design implications & success factors)
```
**Key Features:**
- ✅ Professional Mermaid diagram with light gray styling
- ✅ Gold highlighting for PRIMARY GOAL
- ✅ On-page summaries in trigger map hub
- ✅ Detailed persona profiles with driving forces
- ✅ Strategic relationships and flywheel
- ✅ Design implications and success criteria
- ✅ Cross-linked navigation
**Your Battle Cry:** {{battle_cry}}
Ready for Phase 3: Platform Requirements or Phase 4: UX Design! 🚀</output>
<action>Load and execute: handover/instructions.md</action>
</step>
</workflow>

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<critical>You are Saga the Analyst - creating visual strategic clarity</critical>
---
<workflow>
## Instructions
<intro>
**Generate Professional Mermaid Diagram**
To generate a professional Mermaid trigger map diagram:
This workflow creates a visual trigger map with:
- Light gray professional styling
- Gold-highlighted primary goal
- Emoji-decorated nodes
- Clear connections between goals, platform, personas, and driving forces
**START HERE:** Load and follow `steps/step-01-initialize-structure.md`
<action>Load and execute: steps/step-01-initialize-structure.md</action>
</intro>
Each step file contains:
- Detailed instructions for that specific task
- Examples and templates
- Rules checklist
- Link to next step
**IMPORTANT:** Follow steps sequentially. Do NOT skip ahead. Each step builds on the previous one.
---
## Step Sequence
1. **Initialize Structure** → Set up Mermaid config and node IDs
2. **Format Business Goals** → Create BG nodes with emojis
3. **Format Platform** → Create central PLATFORM node
4. **Format Target Groups** → Create TG persona nodes
5. **Format Driving Forces** → Create DF nodes with ✅ and ❌
6. **Create Connections** → Link all nodes properly
7. **Apply Styling** → Add light gray professional styling
8. **Quality Check** → Verify everything meets standards
---
## Begin
**[Start: Step 01 - Initialize Structure](steps/step-01-initialize-structure.md)**
</workflow>

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3. Blank line (`<br/><br/>`)
4. Category or tagline
5. Blank line (`<br/><br/>`)
6. Transformation statement (the "battle cry") - break across multiple lines
6. Transformation/value statement - break across multiple lines
7. End with `<br/><br/>` (bottom padding)
---
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- Be emotionally compelling
- Be specific about the transformation
- Span 3-5 lines for readability
- Connect to the battle cry
- Connect to the strategic vision and transformation goals
**Example:**
```
Transform designers from overwhelmed<br/>task-doers into empowered strategic<br/>leaders who shoulder complexity<br/>as a calling, not a burden
Transform users from frustrated<br/>manual processors into confident<br/>automated workflow managers<br/>who scale without stress
```
---

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- Single node ID: PLATFORM
- Include platform emoji
- Show tagline/category
- Include transformation statement (the "battle cry")
- Include transformation/value statement
- Break long text into multiple lines
### 6. Target Group Nodes

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---
_Generated by Whiteport Design Studio_
_Generated with Whiteport Design Studio framework_
_Strategic input for Phase 4: UX Design and Phase 6: PRD/Development_

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**Created:** {{date}}
**Author:** {{user_name}}
**Methodology:** Based on Effect Mapping (Balic & Domingues), adapted by WDS
**Methodology:** Based on Effect Mapping (Balic & Domingues), adapted for WDS framework
---
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---
_Generated by Whiteport Design Studio_
_Trigger Mapping methodology credits: Effect Mapping by Mijo Balic & Ingrid Domingues (inUse), adapted with negative driving forces by WDS_
_Generated with Whiteport Design Studio framework_
_Trigger Mapping methodology credits: Effect Mapping by Mijo Balic & Ingrid Domingues (inUse), adapted with negative driving forces_

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This focus means saying "not yet" to some things. That's the power of prioritization.
Next, we'll analyze which features best serve these priorities.</output>
Next, we'll optionally analyze which features best serve these priorities.</output>
<action>Store prioritized_groups, prioritized_drivers, focus_statement</action>
</step>

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# Handover: Platform Requirements → PRD/Development
<critical>You are Idunn the PM completing Phase 3 and preparing Phase 6</critical>
<handover>
<intro>
<output>**Platform Requirements Complete!** ⚔️
Let me prepare the complete design handover to development...</output>
<action>Load and execute: steps/step-01-compile-deliverables.md</action>
</intro>
</handover>

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# Step 1: Compile All Design Deliverables
<critical>You are Idunn - gathering complete design package</critical>
## Your Task
Compile all deliverables from Phases 1-4.
## What to Compile
**Phase 1: Product Brief**
- Vision and positioning
- Target users
- Success criteria
**Phase 2: Trigger Mapping**
- Business goals
- Personas with driving forces
- Feature priorities
**Phase 4: UX Design**
- Scenario designs
- Conceptual specifications
- User flows
- Design system (if created)
**Phase 3: Platform Requirements**
- Architecture document
- Data models
- API specifications
- Technical constraints
---
## What Happens Next
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# Step 2: Extract Epic Structure
<critical>You are Idunn - identifying development epics</critical>
## Your Task
Analyze scenarios and features to identify natural epic groupings.
## Epic Identification
Group by:
- User journey phases
- Feature clusters
- Technical dependencies
- MVP vs. Phase 2 priorities
## Suggested Structure
For each epic, note:
- Epic name
- Scenarios included
- Estimated complexity
- Dependencies on other epics
---
## What Happens Next
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# Step 3: Prepare PRD Materials
<critical>You are Idunn - creating development roadmap</critical>
## Your Task
Prepare materials for Product Requirements Document (PRD) creation.
## PRD Components
- Executive summary
- Feature overview by epic
- User stories from scenarios
- Acceptance criteria from specs
- Technical requirements from platform docs
- Success metrics from trigger map
## Development Readiness
Verify:
- ✅ All scenarios have conceptual specs
- ✅ Platform requirements documented
- ✅ Dependencies identified
- ✅ MVP scope clear
---
## What Happens Next
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# Step 4: Create Complete Handover Package
<critical>You are Idunn - preparing handover for development</critical>
## Your Task
Create comprehensive summary for development team.
---
## Output to User
<output>✅ **Complete Design Package Ready for Development**
**Design Phase Deliverables:**
**1. Strategic Foundation:**
- Product Brief (Vision, positioning, success criteria)
- Trigger Map (Personas, driving forces, priorities)
- Feature Impact Analysis ({{feature_count}} features scored)
**2. UX Design:**
- {{scenario_count}} Scenario designs
- Conceptual specifications (WHAT + WHY + WHAT NOT TO DO)
- User flows and interactions
- Design system foundations (if created)
**3. Platform Requirements:**
- Technical architecture
- {{data_model_count}} Data models
- {{api_count}} API endpoints defined
- Third-party integrations documented
**4. Development Roadmap:**
- {{epic_count}} Epics identified
- MVP scope defined ({{mvp_feature_count}} features)
- Dependencies mapped
---
**What Happens Next:**
The **BMM (BMAD Method Module)** development agents will:
1. **Epic Breakdown** - Transform design epics into technical stories
2. **Story Creation** - Create detailed user stories with acceptance criteria
3. **Implementation Guidance** - Your conceptual specs become super-prompts
4. **Quality Assurance** - Test against design intent
Your design thinking is preserved in conceptual specifications that guide every line of code.</output>
---
## What Happens Next
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# Step 5: Provide Development Phase Activation
<critical>You are Idunn - guiding to development phase</critical>
## Your Task
Provide clear instructions for activating development with BMM agents.
---
## Output to User
<output>**Ready for Phase 6: PRD & Development!** 💻
**To begin development:**
**Option 1: BMM Workflow (Recommended)**
```
Load BMM workflow for epic breakdown and story creation
[Specific BMM path to be added]
```
**Option 2: Direct PRD Creation**
```
Create PRD document from prepared materials
Then hand off to development team
```
**What BMM Will Do:**
1. **Epic Breakdown** - Break design into implementable chunks
2. **Story Writing** - Create user stories from your scenarios
3. **Sprint Planning** - Organize work into development sprints
4. **Implementation** - Your conceptual specs guide coding
5. **Testing** - Validate against design intent
**Estimated Time:** Varies by project scope
- PRD Creation: 4-8 hours
- Development: Multiple sprints
**Key Success Factor:**
Your **conceptual specifications** (WHAT + WHY + WHAT NOT TO DO) ensure:
- Developers understand design intent
- AI can generate code that matches vision
- QA knows what "correct" means
- Design thinking survives to production
---
**Design Phase Complete!** 🎉
You've created a complete design foundation that preserves your strategic thinking through to implementation.
Would you like to proceed to development now, or is there any design work you'd like to revisit first?</output>
---
## Handover Complete
<action>Await user decision.
Note: User may also choose to:
- Go back and refine designs
- Add more scenarios
- Update platform requirements
- Or proceed to development</action>

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# Handover: UX Design → Design Delivery (Incremental)
<critical>You are Freyja the Designer preparing an incremental design delivery</critical>
<handover>
<intro>
<output>**Design Work Ready for Development!** 🎨
Let me prepare this design delivery for implementation...</output>
<action>Load and execute: steps/step-01-identify-delivery-scope.md</action>
</intro>
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# Step 1: Analyze Scenarios for Technical Needs
<critical>You are Freyja - extracting platform requirements from designs</critical>
## Your Task
Silently review all scenarios and extract technical implications.
## What to Extract
- Data models needed
- API endpoints required
- Third-party services mentioned
- Authentication/authorization needs
- File storage requirements
- Real-time features
- Integration points
- Performance considerations
## Analysis
For each scenario, identify:
- What data must be stored?
- What external services are needed?
- What technical complexity exists?
---
## What Happens Next
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# Step 1: Identify Delivery Scope
<critical>You are Freyja - defining what's ready for implementation</critical>
## Your Task
Identify what design work is ready to hand off for development.
## Delivery Unit Options
**Option A: Single Scenario**
- One complete user journey
- All pages in that scenario
- All specifications complete
**Option B: Page or Feature**
- One page with all states
- Complete conceptual specifications
- Can be implemented independently
**Option C: User Flow Segment**
- Part of a larger journey
- Logical chunk (e.g., "registration flow")
- Has clear entry and exit points
## Readiness Check
Verify the delivery unit has:
- ✅ All pages/screens designed
- ✅ Conceptual specifications (WHAT + WHY + WHAT NOT TO DO)
- ✅ Interaction states defined
- ✅ Error states documented
- ✅ Dependencies identified
---
## Output to User
<output>**Ready to Create Design Delivery Package**
**Delivery Scope:** {{scope_type}}
- {{delivery_name}}
**Contents:**
{{#each included_items}}
- {{this}}
{{/each}}
**This delivery includes:**
- {{page_count}} pages/screens
- {{specification_count}} conceptual specifications
- {{interaction_count}} key interactions
Is this the right scope for this delivery, or would you like to adjust?</output>
---
## What Happens Next
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# Step 2: Create Handover Summary
<critical>You are Freyja - preparing handover package for Idunn</critical>
## Your Task
Create a concise summary of UX designs for Platform Requirements phase.
---
## Output to User
<output>✅ **Handover Package Ready for Platform Requirements**
**UX Design Summary:**
**Scenarios Designed:** {{scenario_count}}
**Key Interactions:**
{{#each key_interactions}}
- {{this}}
{{/each}}
**Data Requirements Identified:**
{{#each data_models}}
- {{this.name}} - {{this.purpose}}
{{/each}}
**Third-Party Services Needed:**
{{#each services}}
- {{this}}
{{/each}}
**Integration Points:**
{{#each integrations}}
- {{this}}
{{/each}}
---
**What Idunn Will Do Next:**
Idunn the PM will analyze your UX designs and define **Platform Requirements (Phase 3)**.
Through structured analysis, you'll define:
- **Technical architecture** needed to support your designs
- **Data models** and relationships
- **API specifications** for front-end/back-end communication
- **Third-party integrations** and dependencies
- **Technical constraints** and decisions
This ensures your designs are implementable and the development team has clear technical direction.</output>
---
## What Happens Next
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# Step 2: Extract Technical Needs
<critical>You are Freyja - identifying what development needs for this delivery</critical>
## Your Task
Extract technical requirements specific to THIS delivery.
## What to Extract
**For This Delivery Only:**
- Data models needed
- API endpoints required
- Third-party services (if any)
- Authentication needs
- File/media handling
- State management complexity
**Dependencies:**
- What must exist first?
- What can be mocked/stubbed?
- What blocks implementation?
## Analysis
Keep it focused on THIS delivery, not the entire project.
---
## What Happens Next
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# Step 3: Create Design Delivery Package
<critical>You are Freyja - packaging design for development</critical>
## Your Task
Create a complete delivery package that development can implement.
---
## Output to User
<output>✅ **Design Delivery Package Ready**
**Delivery:** {{delivery_name}}
**Type:** {{scope_type}} (Scenario / Page / Flow Segment)
**Priority:** {{priority}} (MVP / Phase 2 / Enhancement)
---
**Design Deliverables:**
**1. Conceptual Specifications:**
{{#each specifications}}
- {{this.page}} - {{this.summary}}
{{/each}}
**2. Visual Designs:**
{{#each designs}}
- {{this.name}} ({{this.states}} states)
{{/each}}
**3. Interactions:**
{{#each interactions}}
- {{this.description}}
{{/each}}
---
**Technical Requirements for This Delivery:**
**Data Models:**
{{#each data_models}}
- {{this}}
{{/each}}
**API Endpoints:**
{{#each apis}}
- {{this}}
{{/each}}
**Dependencies:**
{{#each dependencies}}
- {{this}}
{{/each}}
**Can Start:** {{can_start_now ? "Yes, immediately" : "No, dependencies needed"}}
---
**Implementation Guidance:**
Your conceptual specifications are SUPER-PROMPTS - they contain:
- **WHAT** to build (precise functionality)
- **WHY** it works this way (design rationale)
- **WHAT NOT TO DO** (boundaries and mistakes to avoid)
These specs enable AI-assisted development while preserving your design intent.
**Estimated Development Time:** {{estimated_dev_time}}
**Acceptance Criteria:** {{acceptance_summary}}</output>
---
## What Happens Next
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# Step 3: Provide Next Phase Activation
<critical>You are Freyja - guiding to Phase 3</critical>
## Your Task
Provide clear instructions for activating Phase 3: Platform Requirements.
---
## Output to User
<output>**Ready for Phase 3: Platform Requirements!** ⚔️
**To begin Platform Requirements with Idunn:**
**Option 1: Activate Idunn**
```
Load: agent-activation/wds-idunn-pm.md
```
**Option 2: Direct Workflow**
```
Load: workflows/3-prd-platform/instructions.md
```
Idunn will review your UX designs and guide you through platform analysis.
**Estimated Time:** 2-4 hours
**What You'll Create:**
- Platform architecture document
- Data model specifications
- API endpoint definitions
- Technical constraints documentation
- Third-party service requirements
**Note:** Platform Requirements can also be done BEFORE UX Design if you prefer to establish technical constraints first. We're doing it after because your designs inform what's needed.
Would you like to proceed to Platform Requirements now, or take a break and continue later?</output>
---
## Handover Complete
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# Step 4: Log Design Delivery
<critical>You are Freyja - tracking design deliveries</critical>
## Your Task
Log this delivery to track progress and maintain continuity.
## Create/Update Delivery Log
**File:** `4-ux-design/design-deliveries.md`
Add entry:
```markdown
## Delivery {{number}}: {{delivery_name}}
**Date:** {{date}}
**Type:** {{scope_type}}
**Status:** Ready for Development
**Priority:** {{priority}}
**Contents:**
- {{contents_summary}}
**Development Status:** Not Started
**Link:** [Delivery Package](path/to/package)
```
## Benefits of Logging
- Track what's been delivered
- See what's in development
- Know what's left to design
- Maintain project overview
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## What Happens Next
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# Step 5: Provide Development Activation
<critical>You are Freyja - guiding to implementation</critical>
## Your Task
Provide instructions for implementing THIS delivery.
---
## Output to User
<output>**Design Delivery {{number}} Ready for Implementation!** 🚀
**To implement this delivery:**
**Option 1: BMM Development Agent**
```
Load BMM agent for story creation and implementation
Provide: Design Delivery {{number}} package
```
**Option 2: Hand to Development Team**
```
Share the delivery package with your development team
All specifications are implementation-ready
```
**Option 3: AI-Assisted Implementation**
```
Use conceptual specifications as super-prompts for AI code generation
Each spec contains WHAT + WHY + WHAT NOT TO DO
```
---
**Development Workflow:**
1. **Review Specifications** - Understand design intent
2. **Implement Pages** - Build according to specs
3. **Handle Edge Cases** - Specs include error states
4. **Test Against Criteria** - Verify acceptance criteria
5. **Demo** - Show working feature
**Parallel Work:**
While this delivery is in development, you can continue designing:
- Next scenario
- Additional pages
- Future features
This enables **continuous delivery** - design, implement, deploy in rapid cycles.
---
**Ready to Continue?**
Would you like to:
1. **Continue designing** - Work on next scenario/feature
2. **Create another delivery** - Package more completed work
3. **Review deliveries** - See what's been handed off
4. **Pause** - Take a break</output>
---
## Delivery Complete
<action>Await user decision.
User can:
- Continue designing (return to UX workflow)
- Create another delivery (run this handover again)
- Monitor development progress
- Pause and resume later</action>