AI UI Design Prompts·Cursor, Claude & v0

AI website design prompts you can test

Start with an interaction problem, inspect real references, then hand an original website build brief to Cursor, Claude Code, v0, Lovable or Bolt.

Try a tested Claude Code prompt

One search-state brief, one recorded Claude Code run, and nine browser checks. Try the generated interface, inspect the full prompt and review the method before adapting it.

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Onboarding
#mobile#flow#activation

Onboarding with progressive disclosure

A calm multi-step start that makes progress visible and keeps each screen focused.

Core problem: Reduce first-session friction without hiding important decisions.
Paywall
#mobile#pricing#conversion

Paywall with clear value framing

A pricing moment that explains value, removes uncertainty, and preserves user control.

Core problem: Make a paid upgrade feel understandable and reversible.
Checkout
#web#flow#commerce

Checkout that builds confidence

A focused checkout with review, trust signals, and recovery states designed into the flow.

Core problem: Help people complete a transaction without surprises.
Empty state
#web#product#activation

Empty state with a next action

A clear explanation and one helpful action instead of an apologetic dead end.

Core problem: Turn a blank surface into a useful first step.
Permissions
#mobile#trust#privacy

Permission request that earns trust

A permission moment with context, privacy reassurance, and a graceful decline path.

Core problem: Explain why access is needed before asking for it.
Dashboard
#web#data#saas

Dashboard built for scanning

A hierarchy that separates orientation, status, and action without turning everything into a card.

Core problem: Make a dense product surface understandable in seconds.
Search
#web#navigation#discovery

Search with useful zero results

A search surface that supports intent, filters, progress, and recovery.

Core problem: Help people refine a query instead of abandoning the task.
Activity
#web#collaboration#notifications

Activity feed with signal

A chronological surface that keeps context, actors, and actions easy to scan.

Core problem: Show what changed without overwhelming the reader.
Settings
#web#account#navigation

Settings people can actually navigate

A predictable settings shell with safe destructive actions and saved-state feedback.

Core problem: Organize configuration around user goals, not internal systems.
Call to action
#web#conversion#marketing

CTA that makes the next step obvious

A focused closing section with one job, one primary action, and useful reassurance.

Core problem: Give the page a decisive ending without pressure tactics.