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AI design prompt templates

Copyable markdown briefs for builders using AI coding agents, design agents and image models to create better websites and brand systems.

Use the prompt as a brief, not a spell.

Fill in the blanks, add real context and keep the QA section intact. The review loop is what stops generic output shipping.

Start with design.md

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Agent-readable design briefs.

design.md template

design.md template

A design.md file gives your coding agent persistent visual direction. Instead of asking it to make a site modern, you give it mood, layout rules, palette, typography, component behaviour, imagery direction and QA standards it can reuse across the repo.

website design prompt

Website design prompt

A strong website design prompt gives an AI agent page goals, audience, brand mood, content structure, visual rules and QA expectations. The goal is to remove vague taste instructions and replace them with a usable design brief.

landing page prompt

Landing page prompt

A landing page prompt should make the conversion path obvious. It needs a clear audience, one primary offer, a strong hero, specific section logic and design constraints that prevent generic startup output.

brand kit prompt

Brand kit prompt

A brand kit prompt turns loose taste into usable visual rules. It should define positioning, audience, mood, palette, typography, logo direction, visual motifs, copy tone and usage rules.

logo design prompt

Logo design prompt

A good logo prompt should constrain the mark enough to avoid generic output. Specify whether you want a wordmark, symbol or monogram, define the brand traits, and test the output in monochrome, favicon size and real layout contexts.

design QA checklist

Design QA checklist

AI-built websites need a hard design QA pass. The most common failures are weak hierarchy, cramped spacing, inconsistent typography, generic sections, poor mobile behaviour and fake-looking proof. This checklist gives an agent a sharper review loop.