Product & UX Design AI prompts

Prompts for product managers and designers: writing user stories, mapping a journey, critiquing a flow, drafting interface copy and turning research notes into insights the team can act on.

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65 Product & UX Design prompts

Adapt a desktop design for mobile screensPlans how each part of a desktop layout should change on small screens: what to stack, hide, collapse, or redesign for touch.
Analyze product adoption, retention, and churnReads product usage data to explain adoption, retention, and churn drivers.
Assess technical feasibility and dependenciesEvaluates whether and how a feature can be built, plus its risks and dependencies.
Audit a website or app for accessibility (WCAG)Checks against WCAG and gives prioritized, specific fixes.
Audit and fix the color palette in my app or websiteReviews how color is used across your interface, then gives a consistent palette, color tokens, contrast fixes, and dark-mode adjustments.
Check my backlog tickets for gaps before refinementA ticket-by-ticket readiness review that flags missing criteria, hidden dependencies, and stories too big to estimate.
Check my design for dark patterns and manipulative UXReviews a flow for deceptive or coercive patterns, explains user and regulatory risk, and suggests honest alternatives that still meet the goal.
Check my design is ready for translation and localizationReviews screens for text expansion, layout, formats, imagery, and cultural issues before your product launches in new languages and regions.
Check my iOS app for App Store rejection risksPre-submission compliance check against Apple's App Store Review Guidelines.
Check the built product against my design (design QA)Gives you a structured design QA pass and a clear, prioritized bug list engineers can fix, from your notes on the build versus the spec.
Create or audit a design systemTokens, components, usage guidelines, and consistency audits for a design system.
Decide which enterprise features to build before moving upmarketA prioritized enterprise-readiness roadmap covering SSO, SCIM, audit logs, permissions, and admin controls, tied to deals.
Design a first-run onboarding flow for my appPlans an onboarding flow that gets new users to their first moment of value fast, with steps to cut, defer, or personalize.
Design a form people actually finishReviews or designs a form field by field, cutting questions, fixing input types, and improving layout, validation, and completion rates.
Design a game or game mechanicCore loop, mechanics, progression, balancing, and a design doc outline.
Design a site search people can actually useA search experience plan covering what to index, ranking, filters, zero-results handling, technology options, and metrics.
Design a subscription cancellation flow that saves customers fairlyA cancel flow with exit survey, targeted save offers, and copy that stays within click-to-cancel and auto-renewal rules.
Design a UI screen or prototypeLayouts, components, copy, and states for a screen or prototype, with design rationale.
Design an app or website for older adults, children, or other specific usersDesign principles, layout and interaction rules, and a test plan for an interface built for a particular audience, such as older adults or children.
Design empty states that help people get startedGives you content and layout guidance for every empty state in a feature: first use, no results, cleared, and no permission.
Design permission requests that users actually acceptPlans when and how to ask for notifications, location, camera, or contacts access, with pre-prompts, copy, and fallbacks if users decline.
Explore several design directions for one UX problemGenerates distinct concept directions for a design problem, each with its core idea, layout sketch description, trade-offs, and what to test.
Find and remove friction in a signup or checkout flowAudits a conversion flow step by step for friction and doubt, then ranks fixes by expected impact and effort, with test ideas.
Find the edge cases and failure states in my feature specA structured list of edge cases, empty and error states, and open questions to settle before engineering starts.
Generate product or feature ideasFeature and product ideas grounded in user problems, with a quick way to evaluate them.
Generate realistic content for mockups instead of lorem ipsumCreates believable, varied sample data for your designs, including edge cases, so mockups show how real content will look and break.
Get interviewed to turn a rough idea into a specThe AI interviews you, one question at a time, until your idea becomes a clear specification.
Give useful feedback on a teammate's designStructures your critique of a peer's design into goal-based, specific, kind feedback with clear priorities they can act on.
Make the business case for a UX improvementBuilds a short, numbers-aware pitch that links a design fix to revenue, cost, or risk so leadership prioritizes it.
Make the business case for paying down technical debtA plain-language case that turns engineering pain into customer and business impact leaders will fund.
Map a service blueprint for a customer experienceLays out frontstage and backstage actions, systems, and failure points behind a customer journey so you can fix the root causes.
Map an opportunity solution treeConnects an outcome to customer opportunities, solutions, and experiments.
Plan a beta or early-access program for a new featureA beta plan covering who to invite, what to learn, how to collect feedback, and the criteria for general release.
Plan a card sort or tree test to fix my navigationSets up an information architecture study, including the method, cards or tree, tasks, participants, and how to read the results.
Plan a feature sunset and customer migrationA deprecation plan with usage analysis, timeline, migration path, and communications for every affected group.
Plan user interviews or usability testsA research plan with goals, participants, discussion guide, and tasks.
Prioritize a product roadmap or backlogScores and orders features with a transparent model (RICE, value vs. effort) and builds a roadmap.
Resolve conflicting stakeholder feedback on a designSorts contradictory feedback from different stakeholders into the real underlying concerns, options, and a reply that moves to a decision.
Review a design or app for usability problemsA heuristic UX review with prioritized issues and fixes.
Review a part design for manufacturability before releaseA design for manufacturability (DFM) review that flags features driving cost, scrap, or long lead times, with suggested changes ranked by impact.
Run a post-launch review of a featureA blameless look at whether a shipped feature worked, what we learned, and whether to iterate, scale, or kill it.
Run a UX teardown of a competitor's product flowBreaks down how competitors handle a specific user flow step by step, comparing patterns, friction, and ideas worth borrowing or avoiding.
Run customer discovery interviews that reveal the truthInterview questions about past behavior (not opinions) that validate problems without leading the witness.
Set product vision, strategy, and OKRsVision, strategy, and outcome-based OKRs for a product or team.
Set up readable, responsive typography for my websiteProduction-ready CSS for body text, a type scale, font loading, and responsive sizing based on proven typography rules.
Slice an epic into small releasable incrementsThin vertical slices that each deliver user value and can ship independently, with a sensible release order.
Specify micro-interactions and animation for developersWrites a precise motion spec for interactions: triggers, durations, easing, properties, and reduced-motion behavior engineers can build from.
Stress-test my PRD before the review meetingA critical read of your PRD that finds weak reasoning, missing sections, and the questions reviewers will ask.
Synthesize customer or user researchTurns interviews, notes, and observations into themes, insights, and opportunities.
Turn a vague stakeholder request into a clear problem statementA one-page problem brief that separates the ask from the underlying need, before anyone commits to a solution.
Turn customer feature requests into a prioritized brief for the product teamGroups requests from your accounts into themes weighted by revenue and risk, so product sees what matters most.
Turn customer interview notes into jobs-to-be-done statementsClear job statements, desired outcomes, and switching forces pulled from your own research notes.
Turn research insights into problem statements and How Might We questionsConverts research findings into sharp problem statements and well-scoped How Might We questions ready for an ideation session.
Turn usability test notes into a prioritized fix listConverts raw session notes into rated usability issues with frequency, severity, evidence, and recommended fixes ready for the backlog.
Write a design brief and user-flow specificationDefines the user goal, flow, states, and edge cases for a feature.
Write a design decision record for a key choiceDocuments a design decision with context, options considered, evidence, trade-offs, and reasons, so the team stops reopening it.
Write a product requirements document (PRD)A PRD with problem, goals, users, requirements, scope, and success metrics.
Write a screener to recruit the right research participantsBuilds a short screener survey that finds the right people for interviews or tests and filters out poor fits and professional testers.
Write an app store listing that converts (ASO)App name, subtitle, keywords, description, and screenshot captions for the App Store or Google Play.
Write design handoff notes for developersA dev-ready spec: layouts, components, states, interactions, and edge cases.
Write design principles my team will actually useDrafts a short set of specific, decision-ready design principles for your product, with examples of how each settles real trade-offs.
Write release notes and stakeholder updatesClear release notes for users and internal teams.
Write requirements and quality checks for an AI-powered featureA spec section for an AI feature covering expected behavior, failure modes, evaluation criteria, and human fallback.
Write user stories and acceptance criteriaTurns a feature into well-formed user stories with testable acceptance criteria.
Write UX microcopy for buttons, errors, and empty statesClear, on-brand interface text for buttons, form errors, empty states, and confirmations.

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