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BMAD Method User Journeys
This section provides comprehensive documentation of user journeys through the BMAD Method, helping product managers and stakeholders understand the complete user experience.
Overview
User journeys map the complete path that different users take when interacting with the BMAD Method. These journeys illustrate:
- Entry points and initial interactions
- Key decision points and actions
- Transitions between personas
- Pain points and their solutions
- Success metrics and outcomes
Available User Journeys
| Journey | Primary User | Focus | Complexity |
|---|---|---|---|
| First-Time Setup | New User | Initial configuration | Low |
| Project Initiation | Product Owner | Starting a new project | Medium |
| Feature Development | Developer | Implementing features | High |
| Design System Creation | UX/UI Architect | Building design systems | High |
| Architecture Planning | System Architect | Technical planning | High |
Journey Map Components
Each user journey includes:
- Persona Profile: Who is taking this journey
- Goals and Motivations: What the user wants to accomplish
- Entry Points: How the user begins their journey
- Journey Stages: Sequential phases of interaction
- Touchpoints: Specific interaction moments
- Decision Points: Where users make choices
- Pain Points: Challenges users may face
- Solutions: How to address pain points
- Success Metrics: How to measure journey success
How to Use These Journey Maps
For Product Managers
- Understand the complete user experience
- Identify opportunities for improvement
- Prioritize enhancements based on pain points
- Communicate user needs to stakeholders
For Developers
- Understand the context of feature requests
- See how your work fits into the larger user experience
- Identify integration points and dependencies
For UX/UI Designers
- Identify key interaction moments
- Understand emotional states throughout the journey
- Design for pain points and decision moments
Journey Visualization Guide
Our journey maps use consistent visual language:
- Green: Positive experiences and emotions
- Yellow: Neutral or transitional moments
- Red: Pain points or challenges
- Stars: Key decision points
- Diamonds: Success metrics
- Circles: Touchpoints with the system
Next Steps
- Review the First-Time Setup journey to understand the onboarding experience
- Explore Project Initiation to see how projects begin
- Examine Feature Development for the core development workflow
- Analyze Design System Creation for UX/UI processes
- Study Architecture Planning for technical planning workflows
Understanding user journeys is essential for optimizing the BMAD Method experience and ensuring it meets user needs effectively.