The ultimate guide for Product designers to Writing Prompts for ChatGPT

How to write useful prompts to achieve better results with chatGPT

Since I began using AI tools to be more efficient, I started developing my own prompts (If you need to know what a prompt is, do not worry — I will explain it below).

The ability to be creative when making a prompt is the most significant aspect of working with ChatGPT. The number of prompts lists on the internet is growing, and many people share the lists with others. While this is great, understanding our needs and developing prompts that meet them is the most important thing.

Let me illustrate it in another way; It’s like giving someone a recipe and asking them to cook it instead of explaining how to cook.

If you give someone a recipe, they can cook it, but if you explain the basics of cooking, they’ll really understand how to cook so the results will be much better.

In this article, I will show you some techniques for developing your creativity when writing prompts. The goal isn’t to give you a bunch of prompts and tell you to test them; it’s to show you how to communicate with ChatGPT so you can be more productive with ChatGPT.

What is a prompt?

A prompt is a short statement or question used to generate results. The results can be images, text, videos, and Figma screens.

For ChatGPT, a prompt is a short text used as a starting point for creating text. The text can be anything from a question to a statement to a request for information. By following the prompt, ChatGPT can generate text relevant to the topic.

Let’s say you want to write a product description for a new app that helps young people manage their salaries. You can provide a prompt to ChatGPT, such as:

“Write a short product description for a new app that helps young people manage their salaries by tracking expenses and providing budgeting tips.”

With this prompt, ChatGPT will generate a product description based on the information provided in the prompt. The more information you provide in the prompt, the more accurate the results. For example, if you write the…