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64 design prompts for Midjourney, DALL·E and ChatGPT, written and edited in-house. 40 of them are free. Each one leaves blanks only for what it cannot know — fill them in, copy, paste.
Does this portfolio case study prove design judgment?For designers checking whether a case study supplies evidence hiring reviewers can trust.- Can you choose the right chart without defaulting to bars?For beginners learning to match a data question to an honest visual form.
- Twelve icons with one visual grammarFor product teams defining a compact icon family from a concrete domain.
- Notification centers that reveal their real noise patternFor product teams examining existing alerts by platform and usage intensity.
- Design-sprint logistics that fit the available daysFor first-time facilitators assigning preparation, workshop, and follow-through work.
- Exhibition poster art that survives the venue wallFor exhibition designers turning curatorial material into one installation-ready poster direction.
- Which token naming scheme survives the next redesign?For design-system teams selecting a token architecture with migration consequences exposed.
- A brand identity board with a usable visual thesisFor brand teams turning a positioning brief into one coherent image-model direction.
- Why does the bottom sheet miss the drag?For designers diagnosing intermittent gesture failure in a mobile prototype.
- Cookbook cover art built around the cooking methodFor food publishers seeking a distinctive cover image derived from technique rather than plated-food clichés.
- Search filters that match how people narrow resultsFor product designers selecting a filter interaction from documented search behavior.
- Dark-mode contrast drift, isolatedFor product designers tracing why approved color roles fail after a theme switch.
- A controlled rollout for a shared Figma libraryFor design-ops leads sequencing migration work across files, teams, and release gates.
- Visual-regression coverage judged by what can actually breakFor design-system teams measuring whether screenshot tests protect meaningful component behavior.
- Privacy consent explained without the shield iconFor product teams needing a human, non-alarmist illustration for a consent moment.
- What is this interface screenshot making users work to see?For new designers extracting evidence-based visual hierarchy findings from one screen.
- Which dashboard hierarchy deserves the first viewport?For new dashboard designers choosing a hierarchy around one user and decision.
- Choose the mobile navigation pattern that will hold upFor product designers choosing between two navigation models with a defensible call.
- Festival wristbands judged before printFor event designers comparing wearable identity concepts inside one production-aware image.
- Desktop workflows recast for hands-busy field useFor product teams adapting an existing workflow to constrained devices through a short guided interview.
- Which contextual-help pattern belongs beside the task?For interface designers choosing among inline help, tooltips, popovers, and linked guidance.
- Which onboarding route gets users to first value sooner?For early product teams choosing between onboarding structures without hiding tradeoffs.
- A landing hero with one unmistakable reading pathFor growth designers converting a campaign brief into a focused hero composition.
- Menu photography with an honest appetite cueFor restaurant teams needing a usable hero image without impossible food styling.
- Gestalt grouping learned through interface predictionFor beginners practicing visual grouping on a familiar interface type.
- Annual-report imagery anchored in evidence, not optimismFor impact teams turning a factual brief into a credible cover image without stock-photo tropes.
- Retire a component without splitting the productFor design-system teams sequencing a component deprecation across design and code.
- A transactional email that reads like a real system messageFor product teams visualizing a trustworthy receipt, alert, or confirmation email.
- The real cause of localized text overflowFor interface teams isolating whether translated copy, containers, or truncation rules are failing.
- Recast scheduling for unreliable connectionsFor designers adapting an appointment flow to intermittent mobile connectivity.
- Dark-mode tokens from a light-theme sourceA production-shaped dark theme preserving semantic aliases and interaction states.
- Book-jacket imagery with room for the title to breatheFor authors and cover designers turning a synopsis into restrained commercial key art.
- Pricing tiers that remain comparable at a glanceFor commercial product teams rendering a pricing page with honest visual emphasis.
- An illustration system proven across real product momentsFor design teams selecting one scalable illustration language from a product brief.
- Translate subjective feedback into observable revisionsFor designers converting vague stakeholder reactions into a usable revision brief.
- Notifications rewritten as a controlled escalation ladderFor product teams converting inconsistent alerts into five states with bounded urgency.
- Product illustration reference in four panelsA visual style sheet for aligning product illustrations before a full asset set is commissioned.
- Accessibility failures traced across the whole flowFor product teams judging a supplied flow with evidence tied to user impact.
- App store screenshots that tell one conversion storyFor mobile teams producing a sequenced store-gallery image after a short briefing loop.
- Does the type scale carry hierarchy across screens?For interface designers measuring typographic consistency against both specs and real usage.
- RTL-safe interface code without LTR regressionsFor teams refactoring an existing component for Arabic or Hebrew layouts.
- Retail campaign shots that form one visual sequenceFor art directors converting a campaign brief into a six-frame production-ready shot board.
- Prototype research ready before participants arriveFor product teams sequencing prototype preparation around study format and current fidelity.
- Which destructive-action wording prevents the wrong deletion?For interface writers choosing copy that supports informed action rather than hesitation.
- A polished 4×4 interface symbol sheetFor product designers needing 16 distinct assets with consistent stroke, corners, spacing, and palette.
- When should interface elements share a baseline?A beginner exercise set for learning alignment across text, icons, and controls.
- Localized interfaces checked before release pressure peaksFor product teams scheduling visual language checks across markets and release cadences.
- Wayfinding concepts tested across a real journeyFor environmental designers visualizing one signage system through six connected hospital moments.
- Responsive breakpoints shown as one continuous systemFor interface teams producing a cross-viewport composition rather than three unrelated pages.
- The cheapest test for a form that users abandonFor product teams isolating a likely form failure before rebuilding the flow.
- Account recovery copy becomes one calm sequenceFor product teams turning inconsistent recovery messages into concise interface-ready strings.
- A calming mural for a high-stress waiting roomFor environmental designers needing a child-friendly image concept that avoids clinical clichés.
- Three scenes for a calmer onboarding journeyFor product designers commissioning a connected onboarding illustration sequence.
- Can you art-direct crops across breakpoints?For designers learning to preserve subject, meaning, and text space in responsive imagery.
- Empty states that explain the next move visuallyFor product designers rendering a state that stays useful without false cheerfulness.
- Engineering handoff reaches implementation without guessworkFor first-time designers sequencing a handoff from design lock through acceptance.
- A trade-show key visual that survives booth scaleFor campaign teams selecting a booth direction against brand and fabrication constraints.
- How much prototype fidelity will this decision tolerate?For designers choosing the cheapest prototype that can still answer a stakeholder question.
- Packaging key art that reads from shelf distanceFor packaging teams translating a product brief into one hierarchy-led visual direction.
- A motion storyboard with continuity between every stateFor interaction designers visualizing a transition from supplied start and end states.
- Component APIs that designers and engineers can both predictFor design-system practitioners learning to name variants, states, slots, and behaviors.
- Poster preflight checks shown in one visualFor print designers needing an illustrated production checklist matched to a poster brief.
- Checkout trust cues separated from decorative reassuranceFor beginners checking whether an existing checkout earns confidence at the right moment.
- Legacy design assets reach one dependable homeFor teams sequencing an asset migration without breaking active project references.
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