We’ve seen every last-minute scramble, so we made this checklist to save you from one. Everything you need to launch your pages without chaos.
This is one of the best prompts you can use to get amazing results from AI, it covers everything from target audience and offer details to visual direction and guardrails.
These are the AI prompts top designers (and yep, even our team) use to speed up their workflows and spark new ideas. They’ll help you brainstorm, polish, and design faster.
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Review this page for overall brand consistency in voice, tone, visuals, and layout. Make sure the copy sounds like it came from the same brand across every section, and that the typography, color, and spacing stay on theme.
Analyze whether the layout and flow naturally guide users toward the main goal of this page. If there’s too much visual noise or competing focus points, identify them and suggest ways to clarify the path. Recommend tweaks to hierarchy, spacing, or CTA placement that make it easy for users to know what to do next.
Go through the navigation and see if a first-time visitor would instantly understand how to get around. Look for unclear labels, redundant links, or hidden paths that could cause confusion. Suggest simpler naming, better grouping, or layout changes that make navigation feel effortless. If anything is broken or inconsistent, flag it clearly.
Review the text and structure to improve scannability. Rewrite long sections into shorter paragraphs, and suggest where to add subheadings, bullets, or white space. Keep the voice human, but prioritize readability. The goal is to help someone grasp the main ideas within seconds without losing meaning.
Evaluate how this page performs on smaller screens. Identify layout issues, tight spacing, or visual clutter that make the mobile experience harder to read or interact with. Suggest ways to improve balance, adjust image sizes, and prioritize what matters most above the fold. Keep your feedback focused on clarity, usability, and load efficiency.
Scan through the content and find any sections that repeat ideas or don’t serve a clear purpose. Explain whether removing them would make the page tighter and easier to follow. If you find weak sections, recommend merging or rewording them so they add value without bloating the layout. Keep feedback strategic, not just stylistic.
Imagine you’re a new visitor seeing this page for the first time. Describe the immediate feeling it gives — does it feel trustworthy, creative, professional, or confusing? Tell me if the visuals, copy, and structure support that impression or fight against it. Suggest one or two changes that would make the page’s first impression stronger and more aligned with its purpose.
Look closely at the hero area and tell me if it’s instantly clear what the brand offers. Check whether the headline, subtext, and CTA all connect to a single, obvious message. If not, suggest stronger, benefit-oriented language and visual tweaks that help users ‘get it’ within the first three seconds. Keep it sharp and outcome-driven.
Evaluate my color choices for both accessibility and brand alignment. Check contrast ratios, background-image interactions, and readability against light/dark modes. If anything feels too harsh, too muted, or off-brand, flag it and suggest an accessible alternative that keeps the same emotional feel. Aim for clarity without losing personality.
Read this page as if you’re a potential customer. Within the first few seconds, is it clear what the product or service does and why it matters? If the main value isn’t obvious, point out where users might get stuck or bored and how to fix it. Suggest headline or structure tweaks that bring the key message to the top.
Analyze the visual and structural complexity of this layout. Identify any unnecessary elements, sections, or effects that add clutter instead of value. Suggest a cleaner alternative that keeps the same emotional weight but feels more direct and professional. Focus on achieving calmness and purpose without sacrificing style.
Run a pre-launch check on this page and list potential risks. Look for broken links, missing alt text, layout bugs, or slow-loading elements. Flag anything that could cause visual or functional issues after publishing. End with a short ‘ready-to-launch’ checklist to double-check before going live.
