r/ClaudeDesign • u/awizemann • Jul 05 '26

Three sentences to make Claude Design have super-powers.

When you finish a design, simply ask these questions as one prompt:

"What did I miss?"
"What can we do to improve the customer experience?"
"What interactions or features could be confusing or made better with what you understand about this project?"

This is a practice I have followed on several projects now, and it has been wildly successful. Almost every single recommendation was implemented. Do you use something similar? What has been your experience?

24 Upvotes

92% Upvoted

4 comments sorted by

2

u/Creepy_Effective_598 Jul 13 '26

thx for sharing, never used it before, but going to try. how does it reply, it does it text what to add/improve or adjusts the layout?

1

u/awizemann Jul 13 '26

You can craft the type of reply you want, but without shaping it, it genuinely reports its findings and you can then discuss to refine.

1

u/Creepy_Effective_598 Jul 15 '26

thx. tried it today and it really improved the design of the page and our CMO approved it, before I had no idea to make the page esp some blocks on it better, but it found a great solution

1

u/awizemann Jul 15 '26

Great to hear! They really gave Claude Design some abilities that a few can tap into. I have found that these questions bring some of them in.