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AI Prompt Engineering Kit

A designer's AI toolkit — prompts that assist, not replace.

A curated kit for UX/UI work where AI assists the human designer — a prompt library across research, copy, and critique, a Midjourney visual-prompt database, a tool-comparison matrix, an ethics checklist, and a glossary.

What's inside

  • 14+ prompts across research, copy & critique
  • Midjourney visual-prompt database + style codes
  • AI tool comparison, ethics checklist & glossary

$27.99 — one-time purchase, lifetime access.

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Who it's for

UX and UI designers who use AI tools for research, copy and critique and want prompts that keep the designer in charge.

How to get started

  1. Get it on Notion and duplicate it into your own workspace.
  2. Pick a prompt for the task in front of you, such as research synthesis, microcopy or a design critique.
  3. Check the ethics checklist before you use AI output in work you ship.

Questions

Does it replace design work?

No. It is built so AI assists the designer. The prompts help with research, copy and critique, and the ethics checklist keeps a person accountable for what ships.

What is included in the AI Prompt Engineering Kit?

More than 14 prompts across research, copy and critique, a Midjourney visual-prompt database with style codes, an AI tool comparison matrix, an ethics checklist and a glossary.

Is it a subscription?

No. It is a one-time purchase of $27.99 through Notion's checkout. You get the template straight away and keep it.

UX laws behind it

  • Specificity Principle
  • Calibrated Trust

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