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An introduction to the Prompt Anatomy method.
4 pages. What the course covers, who it's for, and how to use each volume. Read it before buying — it gives you a complete picture of the method and the format.
Read Vol. 00 — Free →Extracts from Vols. 01–05.
The six-component model.
Every prompt you write — good or bad — contains six components. Vol. 01 defines each one and shows you how to control it. Here's the overview from page 3.
The Brief Distiller.
Pattern 01 of 10. Paste any raw brief — meeting notes, a Notion doc, a stakeholder email — and get a structured design direction in return.
TASK: Distil [brief] into:
1. The core design problem
2. Audience
3. Design territory
4. What to avoid
5. The single most important thing
CONSTRAINTS: Flag gaps as [UNKNOWN]
FORMAT: Five numbered sections. No preamble.
Palette generation.
Prompt C1 from the Colour section. Returns a complete brand palette — primary, secondary, neutral, alert — with rationale for each colour and its relationship to the category.
TASK: Create a brand colour palette.
Primary: hero colour (hex + name + anchor)
Secondary: 2× supporting colours
Neutral: 2× toned neutrals
Alert: 1× functional colour
FORMAT: Table: Role / Hex / Name / Rationale / Contrast with category
The structured critique.
Critique Prompt C1. The solo design review — run it before any client presentation to find what's weak before they do.
TASK: Structured critique:
— What's working (and why)
— What isn't (specifically why)
— One prioritised change
— Most likely client pushback
TONE: Peer-to-peer. No hedging. No preamble.
The prompt chain.
Vol. 05 shows complete prompt chains for five real projects. Each prompt uses the previous output as its context. Here's the principle from Project 01.
"Three prompts, each using the previous output as its context. This chaining is the core workflow technique. You're not starting fresh each time — you're building a coherent project thread."
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Prompt Anatomyfor Designers
Six workbooks on writing design prompts that actually work.