Prompt

Writes a product opportunity assessment covering the problem, for whom, size, alternatives, why us, why now, success measures, critical risks and a go, explore or stop call.

Cuts a feature list down to the smallest testable MVP, with the riskiest hypotheses, success criteria set before launch, the cheapest MVP type and a deferred list with re-entry triggers.

Writes testable acceptance criteria for a user story or ticket, covering the main path, alternatives, validation, boundaries, permissions and empty states. Use before a story enters development.

Maps stakeholders for a product initiative by influence and interest, with their concerns and decision roles, and builds a sequenced alignment plan with messages and meetings.

Writes jobs-to-be-done statements and maps the forces of progress (push, pull, anxiety, habit) and the switching timeline from customer interviews, with evidence for each.

Designs a diary study with research questions, daily and event prompts, recruitment, incentives, tactics to keep people logging, and an analysis plan. Use to study behaviour over weeks.

Plans recruiting business users for UX research, such as admins, buyers and specialists, through customer teams, communities and panels, with screeners, incentive rules and outreach copy.

Plans a tree test of a navigation structure with scenario tasks, correct destinations, participants, tool setup, and how to analyse success, directness and first clicks.

Adapts a desktop screen to mobile by ranking content, choosing layout changes, touch targets and a navigation pattern, and deciding what to drop or defer. Use for responsive products.

Designs an interactive data table for a product UI with columns, sorting, filtering, selection and bulk actions, density, responsive behaviour and every empty and loading state.

Designs a form's UX by cutting questions, ordering them, choosing input types, inline validation, error messages and progress for multi-step forms. Use for checkout, signup and application forms.

Plans a design critique session with roles, a timed protocol, framing from the presenter, prompts that produce useful feedback and a way to record decisions. For design leads.

Define audience, messaging, channels and evaluation.

Plan platform-specific topics, content and engagement.

Align content, pages and measurement with search intent.

A positioning statement, message hierarchy, support evidence and wording to avoid.

An audience-message matrix, headline and supporting copy, and validation questions.

Page sections, headings and body copy, calls to action and experiment suggestions.

Three to five email drafts, send conditions and effectiveness metrics.

A launch calendar, channel asset inventory, ownership and review metrics.

A four-week content calendar, asset needs, owners and measurement approach.

A timed script, storyboard, shot list and review metrics.

Creative concepts, headlines and body copy, calls to action and validation checks.

Keyword clusters, page mapping, missing data and priorities.