AI Prompts for Claude for UX Writing

Write the button label, headline, and subtext for a [DESCRIBE CTA, E.G. "SIGN UP FOR FREE" BUTTON ON A SAAS HOMEPAGE]. The product is [DESCRIBE]. Make it clear, specific, and motivating.

Write three variations for this empty state message in [DESCRIBE APP OR FEATURE]: [DESCRIBE THE EMPTY STATE, E.G. "NO RESULTS FOUND" OR "NO TASKS YET"]. Each variation should feel helpful and on-brand.

Write the error message for when a user [DESCRIBE ERROR SCENARIO, E.G. "ENTERS AN INVALID EMAIL" OR "TRIES TO SUBMIT A FORM WITH MISSING FIELDS"]. It should explain what went wrong and how to fix it , not blame the user.

I need to write tooltip text for [DESCRIBE UI ELEMENT OR FEATURE]. Keep it under 15 words. It should explain what the element does without restating the label.

Write five variations for the placeholder text inside [DESCRIBE FORM FIELD, E.G. "A SEARCH BAR" OR "A NAME INPUT"]. Each should give users a useful hint without being condescending.

Write the onboarding welcome message for [DESCRIBE APP]. The user just signed up. In two sentences, tell them what they can do first and what success looks like.

Design the onboarding tooltip sequence for [DESCRIBE FEATURE OR FLOW]. There are [N] steps. Each tooltip should explain one thing, point to the next action, and feel like help, not a tutorial.

Write the empty state for a brand new user who has not completed setup in [DESCRIBE APP]. It should clearly show them the first action to take and make it feel easy.

Write the progress indicator labels for the onboarding steps of [DESCRIBE PRODUCT]. I have [N] steps: [LIST STEPS]. Each label should be brief, action-oriented, and show clear progress.

The onboarding of [DESCRIBE APP] has a [N]% drop-off at [DESCRIBE STEP]. Rewrite the copy for that step to reduce friction, clarify the value, and make the next action obvious.

Write the push notification for [DESCRIBE TRIGGER EVENT, E.G. "A NEW MESSAGE" OR "A TASK DEADLINE APPROACHING"] in [DESCRIBE APP]. Keep it under 60 characters and make the action clear.

Write a confirmation email for [DESCRIBE USER ACTION, E.G. "A SUBSCRIPTION UPGRADE" OR "A FILE SHARED"]. Include: what happened, what comes next, and a relevant link. Keep it under 100 words.

Write three email subject lines for the [DESCRIBE LIFECYCLE EMAIL, E.G. "TRIAL EXPIRING" OR "FEATURE ANNOUNCEMENT"]. Each should take a different angle: benefit, urgency, and curiosity.

Write the in-app success message for when a user completes [DESCRIBE ACTION]. It should celebrate the action, tell them what it means, and suggest a natural next step.

Write the warning message shown before [DESCRIBE DESTRUCTIVE ACTION, E.G. "DELETING AN ACCOUNT" OR "CANCELLING A SUBSCRIPTION"]. Be clear about consequences without being alarming.

Write a UX voice and tone guide for [DESCRIBE PRODUCT AND COMPANY]. Cover: the core personality traits, how we handle errors, how we celebrate user successes, and words we avoid.

Review this interface copy for clarity and tone issues: [PASTE COPY FROM A SCREEN OR FLOW]. Flag anything that is unclear, too technical, passive, or inconsistent with a [DESCRIBE] brand voice.

I need to rewrite this error-heavy flow in [DESCRIBE APP] so it feels less punishing. Here is the current copy: [PASTE]. Keep the information but make it more empathetic and action-oriented.

Write the copy for the [SETTINGS / ACCOUNT / BILLING] page of [DESCRIBE APP]. Focus on clear labels, helpful descriptions, and reassuring confirmation states.

Our product copy is inconsistent: some screens sound corporate, others sound casual. Write a quick reference card of our voice principles with one do and one do not example for each.