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Prompt package, from design to screen in six prompts
Creating a design with AI actually works very well today. Things usually go wrong the moment your agent has to build that design. Then you get screens that work, but look different. That is why I simply listed the prompts I use myself, from the briefing to the built screen. The first two are for Google Stitch or another design tool. The others work in any agent that can read images. Count on about fifteen minutes per screen.
What you get
You get six prompts, in the order I use them. Two are for the design tool, and four are for your agent: describe, adjust, build and compare. You already get the first one here. It lets your design tool explore three directions instead of one, so I think you see much faster what appeals to you.
Prompt 1, three directions
Here is the briefing for [my app or website]: [paste your briefing or describe in a few sentences what it is and for whom]. Do not design anything yet. First ask me five questions about the users, the atmosphere I am looking for and what I definitely do not want. Then design [the screen] in three clearly different directions, and say in one sentence for each direction what the idea behind it is.Below, as a Member, are the five other prompts. You also get how to save the description, so that every subsequent screen gets the same style.
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