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Asking a model "what do you think of this design?" gets you a list of compliments and a suggestion to add more whitespace. The prompts below are written to stop that. They force a verdict, make the critique point at a named element on the screen, separate genuine problems from matters of taste, and insist that copy which is already fine gets left alone. Use them on a screen before design review, on microcopy you wrote as a placeholder and never revisited, on a flow where only the happy path exists, or on a request that arrived as one vague sentence and needs to become a spec.
36 prompts in 5 groups
Every word inside the product: button labels, error messages, empty states and what things are called.
Passes over a finished screen: design critique, heuristics, accessibility and contrast checks.
Whole journeys rather than single screens: onboarding, missing states, and forms field by field.
The work around the design: turning a request into a brief, choosing between options, writing down why.
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