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RONDANINI · LEARNPROMPT ANATOMY FOR DESIGNERS
VOLUME ZERO · FREE · START HERE

Prompt
Anatomy.

Master the structure of effective design prompts. Five workbooks. 40+ real examples. Copy-paste ready.

Volumes
6
Prompts
40+
Level
Beginner → 3
Price
Free
VOL. 00RONDANINI PUBLISHING
CONTENTSPROMPT ANATOMY
WHAT'S IN THE COURSE

Six volumes, one method.

#VolumePrice
00Start here — this volumeFree
01The anatomy of a design promptComplete
02Design brief promptsComplete
03Visual design promptsComplete
04Workflow promptsComplete
05Hands-on workshop — 5 real projectsComplete
How to use this course

Read linearly for the full method. Or jump to the prompt category you need and copy-paste immediately. The workshop (Vol. 05) assumes you've worked through Vols. 01–04.

01CONTENTS
WHO THIS IS FORPROMPT ANATOMY
AUDIENCE

If you design with Claude,
this is for you.

01
Solo designers.
You're adding Claude to your practice and want it to produce work that matches your standard, not a generic average.
02
Design teams.
You want a shared prompt vocabulary across the team so outputs are consistent, whoever's prompting.
03
Educators.
You teach design and want a structured, copy-paste-ready framework to bring to the classroom.
What you'll have by the end

A repeatable method for writing prompts that get Claude to understand your design intent, constraints, and requirements — on the first try.

This is not

A tutorial on any specific interface. A list of tricks. A "prompt cheat code." It is a method — the same one you'd use next week on a new model.

02WHO
END OF VOL. 00PROMPT ANATOMY
NOW BUY THE COURSE

Vol. 01 is
where it starts.

The anatomy of a design prompt — six components, worked examples, copy-paste templates. 15–20 pages.

NEXT · VOL. 01

The anatomy

The six components of a good prompt.
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All 6 volumes + 2 cheat sheets.
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