1. Write hero section (headline, subtext, CTA) 2. Add social proof section (testimonials, logos) 3. Create features + benefits sections 4. Add objection-handling + FAQ section 5. Structure final CTA for maximum conversion
Also:
- Maintain strong visual hierarchy
- Optimize for scroll flow and clarity
Format: Section-by-section layout with copy + UI structure.
Prompt 4️⃣ — Redesign Any App (10x UX Upgrade)
You are a UX/UI expert specializing in redesigning
existing products.
App to redesign: [APP NAME OR DESCRIPTION]
Target users: [USER TYPE]
Main problems: [LIST ISSUES IF ANY]
Now redesign the app:
1. Identify UX/UI issues in current version 2. Suggest improved layout and navigation 3. Improve clarity, usability, and visual hierarchy 4. Modernize UI while keeping core functionality 5. Suggest better flows and interactions
Focus on: [UX / UI / BOTH]
Format: Problem → Solution → Improved Design breakdown.
Prompt 5️⃣ — Convert Idea → Wireframe → Polished UI
You are a product designer who converts raw ideas into
production-ready UI.
My idea: [DESCRIBE YOUR IDEA IN DETAIL]
Target users: [USER TYPE]
Goal: [WHAT SHOULD USER DO]
Now:
1. First create low-fidelity wireframe structure 2. Then convert it into high-fidelity UI 3. Add proper spacing, typography, and layout 4. Suggest modern visual style and components 5. Ensure usability and clarity
Style: [MINIMAL / GLASSMORPHISM / DARK / PREMIUM]
Format: Wireframe → Final UI → Design explanation.
Prompt 6️⃣ — Build Full User Flow (End-to-End UX)
You are a UX architect specializing in user flows.
Flow to design: [SIGNUP / CHECKOUT / ONBOARDING / ETC]
Product type: [APP TYPE]
User goal: [FINAL ACTION]
Now create a complete flow:
1. List all steps from entry to completion 2. Define screens required at each step 3. Optimize for minimal friction 4. Add edge cases and error handling 5. Suggest UX improvements for smooth experience
Format: Step-by-step flow with screen breakdown.
Prompt 7️⃣ — SaaS Dashboard Generator
You are a SaaS product designer focused on data-heavy
interfaces.
Dashboard for: [USE CASE]
Users: [TYPE]
Data type: [ANALYTICS / FINANCE / CRM / ETC]
Now design a dashboard:
1. Define layout (sidebar, topbar, main panels) 2. Add charts, tables, and data components 3. Ensure clarity and hierarchy of information 4. Add filters, search, and controls 5. Optimize for usability and quick insights
CLAUDE + YouTube = $$$$
CLAUDE + YouTube = $$$$
CLAUDE + YouTube = $$$$
No degree. No camera. No editing skills.
Even a 15-year-old can do this.
I'm going to show you exactly how.
12 prompts that print money on YouTube 👇
1/ Find Your Money Niche
I am [AGE] years old with interest in [TOPICS].
I want to make money on YouTube with AI.
Analyze and give me:
- Top 5 niches with highest CPM rates
- Which niche fits my age & interests
- Competitor gap analysis for each niche
- Realistic income potential at 1K/10K/100K subs
- Which niche can I start TODAY with zero budget
Rank by: easiest to monetize fastest.
2/ Faceless Video System
Create a complete faceless YouTube video
concept for [NICHE] channel targeting [AUDIENCE].
Include:
- Video title (SEO optimized)
- Full script (no camera needed)
- Voiceover instructions
- Stock footage keywords to search
- Background music mood
- Thumbnail concept (text + color + emotion)
- Estimated CPM for this video topic
- Monetization angle beyond AdSense
I Cancelled Spotify.
I cancelled Disney+.
I cancelled Apple TV+.
No more paying every month.
Claude transformed my laptop into a free entertainment center.
Here are 8 prompts to create this system:
1️⃣ Build Your Free Entertainment Dashboard
Act as my entertainment system designer.
Create a laptop dashboard using only free + legal sources.
Organize into:
• Movies
• TV Shows
• Music
• Podcasts
• Books
• Games
• Documentaries
• Learning
Return:
• 5 platforms per category
• What each is best for
• How to use it like a premium system
2️⃣ Replace Spotify (Personal Music Station)
Act as my music curator.
I like: [artists/genres]
Create a weekly plan using free platforms:
• YouTube
• SoundCloud
• Bandcamp
After 3 years of using Claude, I can say that it is the technology that has revolutionized my life the most, along with the Internet.
So here are 10 prompts that have transformed my day-to-day life and that could do the same for you:
1. Research
Mega prompt:
You are an expert research analyst. I need comprehensive research on [TOPIC].
Please provide: 1. Key findings from the last 12 months 2. Data and statistics with sources 3. Expert opinions and quotes 4. Emerging trends and predictions 5. Controversial viewpoints or debates 6. Practical implications for [INDUSTRY/AUDIENCE]
Format as an executive brief with clear sections. Include source links for all claims.
Additional context: [YOUR SPECIFIC NEEDS]
2. Writing white papers
Mega prompt:
You are a technical writer specializing in authoritative white papers.
Write a white paper on [TOPIC] for [TARGET AUDIENCE].
Structure:
- Executive Summary (150 words)
- Problem Statement with market data
- Current Solutions and their limitations
- Our Approach/Solution with technical details
- Case Studies or proof points
- Implementation framework
- ROI Analysis
- Conclusion and Call to Action
That’s not intelligence. That’s outsourcing thinking.
After studying how Andrew Ng approaches problems…
I realized something:
Experts don’t give AI instructions.
They design systems for it to think inside.
So I rebuilt his mindset into 10 high-leverage, deeply structured prompts:
Thread 🧵👇
1. Problem Selection = 80% of Outcome
Act as a senior AI strategist with deep experience in deploying AI systems in real businesses.
Your task is NOT to jump into solutions, but to rigorously identify the highest-value problems in this domain:
Domain: [industry/domain]
Step 1: Generate a list of 7–10 real, recurring problems faced by businesses or users in this domain.
- For each problem, explain who experiences it, how often it occurs, and why it persists.
Step 2: For each problem, analyze:
- Current solutions or workarounds
- Why they are inefficient or incomplete
- Estimated cost of the problem (time, revenue loss, friction)
Step 3: Rank all problems using:
- Impact (how valuable it is to solve)
- Feasibility (how realistically it can be solved using AI today)
Step 4: Recommend the single best problem to start with, and justify your decision clearly.
Do not rush. Depth > speed.
2. Should You Even Use AI Here? (Critical Thinking Layer)
I want you to act as a critical AI evaluator, not an assistant that blindly agrees.
Here is the problem I am considering solving:
[describe problem]
Your task:
- Break the problem into sub-components
- Identify which parts require intelligence, judgment, or pattern recognition
- Identify which parts can be solved with simple rules, scripts, or non-AI tools
Then answer:
- Is AI actually necessary here?
- Where would AI add the most value (if any)?
- What are the risks of forcing AI into this problem?
If AI is NOT the right tool:
- Say it clearly
- Suggest a better alternative approach
Your goal is to prevent me from building something unnecessary.