This document outlines James Garrett's 5 levels of UX adaptation for product management and development. The levels include strategy, scope, structure, skeleton, and surface. At the strategy level, analysis is done of competitors, trends, resources, audiences and customer needs to define communication points and prioritize features. At the scope level, specific front-end features and functions are listed and dependencies determined. The structure level involves wireframes, UI designs, and code for the website and mobile versions. The skeleton level is the development stage where features are built. The surface level focuses on visual design elements like text, images, and multimedia.