Prompting tips
💡 The more specific your request, the better the Design assistant can get it right in one go. This page explains what an effective request should include and provides examples you can reuse directly.
The six-element formula
An effective request = Task + Platform / medium + Existing materials + Style direction + Focus + Delivery format
Element | What to specify | Example |
|---|---|---|
Task | Design from scratch, redesign, recreate, slides, or assets | "Improve the existing campaign page" |
Platform / medium | Desktop, Mobile, Tablet, Slide, and so on | "Desktop web, also responsive for mobile" |
Existing materials | PRD, screenshots, Figma files, drafts, code | "The attachments include screenshots of the current page and a PRD" |
Style direction | Brand colors, references, visual tone, and things to avoid | "Restrained and professional, keep the warm color palette, no purple-blue gradients" |
Focus | Information hierarchy, conversion, state coverage, or a specific area | "Focus on improving conversion in the sharing area and change the rest as little as possible" |
Delivery format | HTML, PNG, PPTX, Figma, and so on | "Deliver a presentable HTML file and PNGs" |
Request examples you can reuse
UI redesign
Help me improve this campaign page; the attachment is a screenshot of the current page. The medium is desktop web. Please keep the existing brand colors, core content, and business logic, focus on restructuring the information hierarchy and the sharing area, and mainly polish details elsewhere. Give me one direction first and deliver HTML.
PRD to design
Design a set of web product interfaces based on the attached PRD. First break down the feature modules, page list, and key states, and generate the design once they are confirmed to be complete. Follow the existing product system in the attachment for the visuals, and deliver interactive HTML.
Design an App / Web from scratch
Design a SaaS product for startup teams, with both desktop and mobile layouts. The style should be restrained and professional, with no purple-blue gradients; use real illustrations for the main visuals, with no placeholders. Please generate the home page and the core workspace first.
PPT
Turn the attached content into a product quarterly planning presentation of about 10 slides, structured as cover, background, key metrics, key projects, roadmap, and summary. Use consistent layout and visual style, include speaker notes, and deliver a PPTX.
💡 Avoid relying only on abstract adjectives like "premium" or "minimalist." Uploading screenshots, Figma files, or code and stating what must be kept is more effective than repeatedly describing the style.