The whole UX process, already drawn.

What is in the kit

Nine boards. Every one filled in before you open it.

Each comes as a Figma file in English and Arabic, light and dark, on auto layout. Two worked examples run through the set: Bunn, a coffee ordering app in Amman, and Sanad, home maintenance booking in Riyadh.

1. 01User interview script and notesQuestions, consent, and a notes grid that survives the session.
2. 02Affinity mapSticky notes grouped into themes, with the counts kept honest.
3. 03Empathy mapSays, thinks, does, feels, on one board per person.
4. 04User personaEight blocks, bio to design implications, four motivation bars.
5. 05Problem statement and How Might WeOne sentence the team can argue with, then the reframes.
6. 06Customer journey mapFive stages, eight rows down, and an emotion curve.
7. 07User flowScreens, decisions and dead ends, drawn to be read.
8. 08Usability test planTasks, metrics, and where the session is allowed to go wrong.
9. 09Prioritisation matrixImpact against effort, with the arguments written down.

The part nobody else ships

The Arabic board is not the English one flipped.

It is set right to left, in its own type, on its own page, with the layout rebuilt rather than mirrored. If you have ever tried to run an Arabic workshop on an English template, you already know why that matters.

Same template. Two builds, not one mirrored.

In the download

147 files.

Nine Figma templates at Pro edition, each in English and Arabic, light and dark. Nine facilitation guides. Nine prompt sets. Nine Claude Code skills. A 14 page UX process roadmap, one in each language.