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Hands-On #2

From idea to complete prototype

Generate complete 5-screen flows for different industries. Each prompt includes specifications to create a coherent end-to-end experience.

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Tool prompts

Specialized prompts for creating design tools. Select the category you need.

01 UX Tool - Design System Manager
Screen 1 - Components Dashboard:
"Design a design system dashboard with a left sidebar showing categories (Foundations, Components, Patterns, Templates). Main area with a grid of component cards: each card with a component preview, name, current version, status badge (stable/beta/deprecated), last update, usage stats '142 instances'. Color-coding: green for updated components, yellow for ones that need an update, red for deprecated. Powerful search bar at the top. Quick filters: platform (iOS/Android/Web), category, status. Stats overview at the top: total components, coverage %, open issues."

Screen 2 - Component Detail:
"Create a detailed split-screen view: on the left an interactive component preview with variants in tabs (default, hover, active, disabled, error). Controls to adjust props in real time (size, color, state). On the right: structured documentation with tabs: Usage (when to use, when not to), Anatomy (labeled component parts), Props (properties table with types), Accessibility (WCAG compliance, keyboard nav), Code (snippets per platform). Version history timeline below. Comments section for team feedback."

Screen 3 - Inconsistency Audit:
"Design an audit tool showing a heat map of Figma files with detected inconsistencies. List of issues grouped by severity: critical (unlinked components), high (local styles vs system), medium (inconsistent naming). Each issue card with: screenshot of the problem, location (file/page/frame), automatic fix suggestion, 'Fix now' or 'Ignore' button. Bulk actions: 'Fix all auto-fixable'. Design system adoption progress bar per project. Export a PDF report for stakeholders."

Screen 4 - Component Request Workflow:
"Create a new-component request form with a multi-step wizard: 1) 'What do you need?' (user story template), 2) 'Context' (upload screenshots/mockups of the use case), 3) 'Similar patterns' (the system suggests existing components that could work), 4) 'Priority & impact' (urgency selector, how many projects need it). Review panel with team voting. Status tracking: submitted → under review → in development → ready. Integration with Jira/Linear to create tickets."

Screen 5 - Adoption Analytics:
"Design a metrics dashboard with large charts: adoption rate over time (rising line), most-used components (horizontal bar chart), projects with the highest/lowest coverage (scatter plot), average implementation time per component. Usage heatmap by platform. Component dependency network (graph visualization). Exportable data for reports. Filters by date range, team, product. Configurable alerts: 'Component usage dropped 40%'. Recommendations: 'Deprecate Button v1, 0% usage last 60 days'."
02 UX Tool - User Research Repository
Screen 1 - Research Library:
"Design a repository with a toggleable grid/list view of studies: each card with a thumbnail of the key artifact, study title, date, methodology tag (usability test, interview, survey), participant count, researcher avatar, associated project. Advanced filters in the sidebar: date range, methodology, user type, product, status. Semantic search: search by findings ('users struggle with checkout'). Saved searches. Quick stats at the top: total studies, insights generated, recommendations implemented. Tabs: All Studies, My Studies, Starred, Recent."

Screen 2 - Study Detail:
"Create a comprehensive view with tabs: Overview (objectives, methodology, timeline, team), Participants (table with demographics, recruitment screener), Protocol (discussion guide, tasks, materials), Findings (insights organized by theme with severity tags), Recommendations (prioritized by impact/effort in a 2x2 matrix), Artifacts (videos, transcripts, notes, recordings). Each insight with: description, evidence (video clips, quotes), observed frequency, impact rating, related recommendations. Tagging system for cross-study search."

Screen 3 - Insight Synthesis Board:
"Design a Miro-style canvas for collaborative affinity mapping. Draggable sticky notes with quotes/observations. Color-coding by participant or theme. Automatic clustering with AI suggestions. Drawing tools to group items. Voting dots to prioritize insights with the team. Export the canvas as an image or Figma. Real-time collaboration with team member avatars. Preloaded templates: empathy map, journey map, affinity diagram. Integration with transcripts: highlight text → create sticky. Time-based filtering to replay the synthesis process."

Screen 4 - Participant Database:
"Create a participant CRM with a filterable table: name, email, demographics (age, gender, occupation, location), segment/persona, studies participated in (with links), ratings left by researchers, availability, consent status, preferred incentive. Advanced search: 'Android users in SF who work in fintech'. Bulk actions: invite to study, send incentive. Calendar view showing availability. Recruitment pipeline: sourced → screened → scheduled → completed. GDPR compliance tools: export data, delete participant. Private notes per participant."

Screen 5 - Insights Dashboard:
"Design an executive view with widgets: total insights by product/feature, insight trends over time (detect emerging patterns), top pain points ranked by frequency, recommendations status tracker (proposed/in progress/shipped), impact metrics if available (before/after launching fixes). Tag cloud of recurring themes. 'Research coverage' heatmap showing features with/without research. Configurable Slack/email digests. Export a pre-formatted PowerPoint for stakeholders. Link insights to product roadmap items."
03 UX Tool - Usability Testing Platform
Screen 1 - Test Setup Wizard:
"Design a test creation wizard with clear steps: 1) 'Test type' (moderated/unmoderated, remote/in-person) with a pros/cons comparison, 2) 'Target audience' (persona selector + demographic filters), 3) 'Tasks' (template library: first-use, checkout, search, navigation), 4) 'Success metrics' (completion rate, time on task, error rate, SUS score), 5) 'Schedule' (immediate/scheduled, duration, participants needed). Preview of the test flow. Pricing calculator if the platform charges per use. Save as a template for future tests."

Screen 2 - Task Builder:
"Create a task-building interface with draggable blocks: scenario text, starting URL, success criteria (reached page X, completed action Y), follow-up questions (rating scales, open-ended), expected navigation paths. Visual logic branching: 'If user selects A → show question B'. Timer settings per task. Randomization options. Preview mode simulating the participant view. Preloaded templates: 'Add to cart task', 'Account creation', 'Search and filter'. Accessibility checks: reading level, language clarity."

Screen 3 - Live Session Monitor:
"Design a dashboard to observe live sessions (unmoderated tests). Grid of active participants with mini-screens showing their screen. Click to expand and see the full session: screen recording, front camera (if allowed), real-time mouse movement heatmap, live audio transcription, facial expression analysis (frustration/confusion detection). Chat with the participant if moderated. Timecoded notes input. Auto-detected red flags: stuck >2min, rage clicks, back button spam. Ability to intervene or end the test early if there are technical problems."

Screen 4 - Results Analysis:
"Create a results dashboard with key metrics in large cards: completion rate (80% with trend), avg time on task (2:34 with benchmark comparison), error rate (15%), SUS score (68/100). Task-level breakdown table: each task with success %, avg duration, issues encountered. Aggregated heatmaps: clicks, scrolls, attention. Video highlights reel: clips of key moments (fails, delights, confusion). Quotes wall with participant verbatims. Path analysis: sankey diagram of navigation flows. Export a presentation-ready report."

Screen 5 - Recommendations Generator:
"Design an AI assistant that analyzes results and suggests fixes. Prioritized list of issues with: problem description, severity (based on impact x frequency), evidence (video clips, data), specific recommendations with suggested mockups, effort estimate. Each recommendation with a voting system for the team. Link to similar issues in previous tests. Create a Jira/Linear ticket directly with all the context. Impact projection: 'Fixing this could improve completion rate by ~12%'. Alternative solutions ranked by feasibility."
04 UX Tool - Information Architecture Tester
Screen 1 - Card Sorting Setup:
"Design a card sorting study setup with two modes: open (users create categories) vs closed (predefined categories). Card input: bulk paste from a list, CSV import, or manual add one by one. Each card with a title and optional description. For closed sort: define target categories with descriptions. Settings: shuffle cards, limit time, allow duplicates. Order randomization. Participant instructions editor with preview. Recruitment: own panel vs external link to share. Estimate '15-20 participants recommended'."

Screen 2 - Sorting Interface (Participant View):
"Create a clean interface for participants: draggable cards in an unsorted area on the left, categories (columns) on the right to drop into. In open sort: a prominent '+New category' button with inline editing. Card hover shows the full description. Progress indicator: '12/40 cards sorted'. Undo/redo buttons. Mobile-friendly: tap card → select category. Collapsible instructions at the top. Optional: think-aloud prompts 'Why did you put this here?'. Auto-save progress. Graceful handling if the participant abandons (partial data saved)."

Screen 3 - Dendrogram Analysis:
"Design a dendrogram visualization (clustering tree) showing how participants grouped the cards. Cards as nodes, lines connecting by similarity. Threshold slider to view groupings at different levels of granularity. Complementary heatmap: co-occurrence matrix (which cards were frequently grouped together). Color-coding by strength of association. Click a card to see all the paths where it ended up. Identified outliers: cards with no category consensus. Export as an image for documentation."

Screen 4 - Tree Testing:
"Create a tree testing interface: the participant sees only one task ('Where would you find X?') and a collapsed tree structure. Click to expand nodes one by one. Radio buttons to select the final answer. Success: selected the correct node. Metrics tracked: directness (path efficiency), time, backtracking count. Multiple tasks in sequence. Results dashboard: success rate per task, where users got lost (lostness heatmap), first click analysis (correct/incorrect), common wrong paths (sankey), optimal vs actual paths comparison side-by-side."

Screen 5 - IA Recommendations:
"Design an output with a suggested information architecture based on the results. Visualization of the recommended sitemap with: proposed categories (based on clustering), content under each category, alternative labelings with participant vocabulary, confidence scores per section. Side-by-side comparison: current IA vs proposed IA with metrics projection. Highlight problems: orphan content, ambiguous labels, deeply buried content. Interactive: drag nodes to adjust. Export as a sitemap (XML), Figma file, or Miro board. Iterations tracker: test IA v1 → iterate → test v2."
05 UX Tool - Journey Mapping Collaborative Canvas
Screen 1 - Template Gallery:
"Design a library of journey map templates: Customer Journey Map (B2C), Service Blueprint (B2B), Experience Map (omnichannel), User Story Map (agile). Each template as a large card with: preview thumbnail, description of when to use it, estimated workshop time, recommended participants, output examples. Quick start with a blank canvas. Industry-specific templates: e-commerce, SaaS, healthcare, financial. Filters by: methodology, complexity, time commitment. Clone from previous projects. Import from Miro/FigJam. Collaborative workspace setup: invite team members, set permissions."

Screen 2 - Journey Canvas (Workshop Mode):
"Create an infinite canvas with predefined swimlanes: Phases (top), User Actions, Thoughts, Emotions (emoji scale), Pain Points (red), Opportunities (green), Touchpoints, Backstage (internal processes). Sticky notes with color-coding. Real-time collaborator cursor presence. Drawing tools to connect elements. Emoji reactions. Comment threading. Timer for time-boxing activities. Sticky templates: pain point, opportunity, quote. Bulk actions: group, align, distribute. Frames for sections. Background grid. Zoom fit-to-screen. Auto-layout options."

Screen 3 - Persona Selector:
"Design a side panel to select/switch between the personas whose journey is being mapped. Each persona card with: photo, name, key demographics, goals, frustrations. Multi-persona view: overlay journeys of different users to compare (color-coded). 'Journey for [Persona]' highlighted at the top of the canvas. Quick switch with keyboard shortcuts. Link to the full persona document. Edit persona inline. Add a new persona on the fly during the workshop. Usage stats: time spent mapping each persona. Export the journey per persona individually or comparatively."

Screen 4 - Research Evidence Panel:
"Create a sidebar with research snippets that can be linked to the journey: video clips from user interviews, quotes, survey data, analytics screenshots, support tickets, NPS scores. Drag evidence onto the canvas as linked notes. Color-coding by source. Timestamps on videos. Search evidence: 'frustrated with checkout'. Filter by study, date, participant. Each evidence piece with metadata: source, date, participant, study. Pin key insights. Vote on the most impactful evidence. Export the journey with evidence as a PDF appendix. AI suggestions: 'This pain point appears in 8 interviews'."

Screen 5 - Opportunity Prioritization:
"Design a post-workshop synthesis view: all identified opportunities as cards in a 2x2 matrix (impact vs effort). Drag to reposition. Color-coding by journey phase. Click a card to see its context in the journey. Voting system: team members vote on priorities. Filter by: quick wins, strategic, backlog. Link opportunities to Jira/Linear/Asana. Export an action plan: a table with opportunity, owner, timeline, success metrics. ROI calculator for high-impact items. Dependencies mapping: 'Fix A before B'. Roadmap view: Q1-Q4 timeline. Auto-generated share-out deck with journey screenshots + prioritized opportunities."
01 UI Tool - Design Token Manager
Screen 1 - Token Explorer:
"Design an IDE-like interface with a left tree view showing the token hierarchy: Colors (→ Brand, Semantic, Component-specific), Typography (→ Font families, Sizes, Weights), Spacing (→ Scale), Shadows, Borders, Radii, Motion. Each token expandable. The main area shows the selected token with: large preview, current value ($color-primary: #FF6B00), alias chain if it points to another token, usage count, final computed value. Variations inspector: live light/dark mode toggle. Powerful search with regex support. Recent tokens. Starred favorites."

Screen 2 - Token Editor:
"Create an editor with a dual view: JSON/YAML code on the left (syntax highlighting), visual preview on the right updating in real time. For color tokens: an advanced color picker with a WCAG contrast checker against other colors, accessibility rating, suggested pairings. For typography: live text preview at multiple sizes, line-height calculator. For spacing: visual scale preview with boxes. Validation: errors for invalid values, warnings if it breaks the naming convention. Version control: commit message, diff view against the previous version. Export options: CSS variables, SCSS, JS object, Figma styles."

Screen 3 - Theme Builder:
"Design a theme generation interface: base theme selector (light/dark/high-contrast), brand color input (primary, secondary), auto-generate a full palette with tints/shades. Side-by-side preview of UI components using the theme: buttons, cards, forms, all updating live. Accessibility checker: every foreground/background pair rated WCAG AA/AAA. Manual overrides allowed for any token. Semantic token mapping: 'surface-primary → $color-neutral-100 in light, $color-neutral-900 in dark'. Export theme package. Theme variations: save winter/summer/brand-event themes."

Screen 4 - Token Documentation:
"Create an auto-generated documentation site with each token categorized. Each token page with: visual examples (color swatches, typography specimens), usage guidelines ('Use $color-error for destructive actions'), do's and don'ts with visual examples, code snippets per platform (React, iOS, Android), component usage ('Used in Button, Alert, Badge'), deprecation warnings if applicable. Indexed search. Versioned docs: v1.0, v2.0. Changelog of changes between versions. Embed the tokens site via iframe to share with developers."

Screen 5 - Sync Dashboard:
"Design a command center to keep tokens synced across tools. Status cards: Figma (synced 2 min ago, green), Code repo (out of sync, orange warning, 'Push changes'), Design system site (synced). Sync activity logs. Manual sync triggers: 'Pull from Figma', 'Push to code', 'Sync to [design tool]'. Conflict resolution UI when values differ: side-by-side comparison, choose source of truth. CI/CD integration status: Github Actions passing/failing. Usage analytics: tokens changed most frequently, unused tokens as candidates for deprecation."
02 UI Tool - Responsive Layout Inspector
Screen 1 - Device Preview Grid:
"Design a workspace with multiple simultaneous viewports: iPhone 15 Pro, Pixel 8, iPad Pro, Desktop 1440px, Desktop 1920px arranged in a grid. Each viewport shows the same design responsively. Sync: scroll in one, all scroll. Interact in one, all react. Toggle views on/off. Add custom viewport: enter width/height. Rotate orientation for mobile/tablet. Optional status bar overlays. Device frames toggle. Individual zoom controls per viewport. Screenshot all devices at once. Highlight differences tool."

Screen 2 - Breakpoint Editor:
"Create a horizontal timeline showing breakpoints: 320px (mobile-s), 375px (mobile-m), 768px (tablet), 1024px (desktop), 1440px (desktop-l). Drag breakpoint markers to adjust. Add custom breakpoints. Viewport ruler at the top showing the current size as you drag. Rules panel: define layout behavior in each range (columns, padding, font-sizes). Visual diff: overlay of the previous vs new layout when you change a breakpoint. Test tool: slowly drag the viewport width to see the layout adapt smoothly. Export breakpoints as CSS media queries, SCSS mixins."

Screen 3 - Layout Issues Detector:
"Design an automated auditor for responsive problems: horizontal overflow (detected scrollbars), cut-off text, distorted images (incorrect aspect ratio), tap targets < 44px, element collisions. Each issue as a card with: severity (critical/warning), screenshot of the problem on the specific device, location (CSS selector), fix suggestion. Bulk view of all issues. Filter by device, severity. 'Fix now' takes you to the inspector with the element highlighted. Re-scan after making changes. Issue trends: 'Fixed 12, introduced 3 new'."

Screen 4 - Component Responsive Variants:
"Create a component library showing all responsive variants side by side. E.g., 'Navigation' component → mobile (hamburger menu), tablet (hybrid), desktop (full menu). Each variant with: the viewport where it applies, prop overrides per breakpoint, states (default, hover, active). Interactive playground: adjust props, see changes across devices. Usage stats: 'Mobile variant used in 45 screens'. Export design specs per variant. Behavior annotations: 'Menu items collapse into drawer <768px'. Design token usage per variant."

Screen 5 - Performance Impact Preview:
"Design a dashboard of performance metrics per viewport: bundle size affected, render time (mobile slower), image loading (showing responsive image sizes), font loading strategies. Visual budget tracker: 'Mobile bundle: 234KB / 250KB limit'. Suggestions: 'Lazy load carousel images on mobile', 'Use system fonts on mobile to save 45KB'. Lighthouse scores simulation. Network throttling: 3G, 4G, wifi. Critical rendering path visualized. Before/after optimizations comparison with FPS metrics."
03 UI Tool - Animation Timeline Editor
Screen 1 - Animation Selector:
"Design a library of the project's animations: a list with animated thumbnails (auto-playing previews), name, duration, easing, the component where it's used, category (micro-interaction, page transition, loading, feedback). Filter by: duration range, category, complexity. Sort by: recent, most used, alphabetical. Quick actions: duplicate, edit, delete, export. Usage counter: 'Used in 8 components'. Tags: #onboarding #success #error. Create new animation templates: entrance, exit, morph, scale, fade, slide. Import from LottieFiles or code."

Screen 2 - Timeline Editor:
"Create an After Effects-style interface with a horizontal timeline at the bottom: multiple layers (element1, element2, element3), keyframes as diamonds on the timeline, animated properties (x, y, opacity, scale, rotate) expandable per layer. Draggable playhead. Preview pane at the top showing the animation. Controls: play/pause, loop, speed (0.5x-2x). Snap to keyframes. Easing curves editor (bezier handles). Add a keyframe on a property. Onion skinning to see previous frames. Current time indicator with frame number. Duration ruler with markers."

Screen 3 - Easing Curve Library:
"Design a catalog of easing functions with a visual preview: linear, ease-in, ease-out, ease-in-out, custom cubic-bezier. Each easing as a card with: curve visualization, mathematical formula, use case ('ease-out for exits'), animated example (a ball bouncing with that curve). Favorites section with the project's most used easings. Custom curve editor: drag bezier handles, see numeric values, test in a live preview. Save a custom one as a preset. Material Design, iOS, Framer Motion importable presets. Comparison mode: A/B test two easings side by side."

Screen 4 - State Transitions:
"Create a visual state machine for components: states as nodes (default, hover, active, disabled, loading, error, success), transitions as arrows between them with animation specs. Click an arrow to edit: duration, easing, animated properties. Interactive preview: trigger transitions manually or auto-cycle. Define gestures that trigger transitions (tap, swipe, long-press). Conditional transitions: 'if loading >2s → show skeleton'. Export as code (React Spring, Framer Motion, CSS). Validate that there are no unreachable states."

Screen 5 - Performance Analyzer:
"Design a profiler showing an FPS graph during the animation: drops below 60fps highlighted in red. Frame-by-frame analysis: how long each frame takes, identified bottlenecks (layout thrashing, expensive paint operations). Recommendations: 'Use transform instead of left/top for 60fps', 'Add will-change for smoother animation'. Comparison tool: hardware simulation (low-end mobile vs high-end desktop). Layer compositing visualized: which layers create new compositor layers. GPU usage. Before/after optimization comparison with FPS metrics."
04 UI Tool - Typography Scale Generator
Screen 1 - Scale Calculator:
"Design a typographic scale calculator with inputs: base size (16px default), scale ratio selector (predefined: Minor Third 1.2, Major Third 1.25, Perfect Fourth 1.333, Golden Ratio 1.618, or custom ratio). Output: a preview of 10 generated sizes (12px caption, 14px body-small, 16px body, 20px h6, 25px h5, etc.) with labels. Live preview of each size with Lorem Ipsum. Rounding options: round to pixels, 4px multiples, or precise decimals. Export as CSS variables, tokens JSON, Figma styles. Quick compare: overlay different scales side-by-side."

Screen 2 - Type Specimen:
"Create a showcase of the chosen type family: alphabet in uppercase/lowercase, numbers, special characters, all in large size. Different weights visualized (Thin 100 → Black 900) each with sample text. Glyph inspector: click a letter to see detailed metrics (x-height, cap-height, ascenders/descenders, baseline). OpenType features toggle: ligatures, small-caps, stylistic alternates, old-style figures. Language support check: test strings in Spanish, Portuguese, etc. Variable font axes if applicable: weight slider, width slider with live preview."

Screen 3 - Pairing Tester:
"Design an interface to test font pairings: heading font (dropdown with previews) + body font (another dropdown). Live preview with UI mocks: hero section, card, form, showing hierarchy. Harmony score calculated based on: contrast (sans + serif is good), x-height similarity, visual weight balance. Suggestions panel: 'Popular pairings', 'Try similar fonts'. Font metadata: classification (humanist, geometric, grotesque), mood tags, designed by. Save pairings as presets. Export pairing specs: sizes, weights used in each context."

Screen 4 - Vertical Rhythm Calculator:
"Create a line-height and spacing tool: input a baseline grid (8px typical), auto-calculate line-heights for each font size that align to the grid. Visual grid overlay showing how text aligns. Spacing scale generated based on the baseline (8, 16, 24, 32, 40px). Margin/padding recommendations to maintain vertical rhythm. Examples with real UI: headings + paragraphs perfectly aligned. Deviation checker: highlights elements that break the grid. Export spacing tokens. Before/after: design without vertical rhythm vs with."

Screen 5 - Accessibility Checker:
"Design a typography auditor with checks: minimum font sizes (mobile 16px for body), line-height ratios (1.5 for body, 1.2 for headings), line length (45-75 characters), contrast ratios vs background colors (WCAG AA/AAA), font weight legibility (no thin fonts <16px). Each check with pass/fail status, explanation, fix suggestion. Readability scores: Flesch reading ease, grade level. Dyslexia-friendly check: sans-serif, adequate spacing, no italics for body. Senior-friendly check: larger sizes, higher contrast. Export an accessibility report for stakeholders."
05 UI Tool - Icon System Manager
Screen 1 - Icon Library Grid:
"Design an icon gallery in a grid with multiple views: 16x16, 24x24, 32x32, 48x48 toggleable. Each icon as a card: preview on hover showing all variants (filled, outline, sharp, rounded), name, tags, usage count. Multi-select for bulk actions. Powerful search: by name, tag, or by drawing an icon sketch (AI search). Filters: category (arrows, social, e-commerce), style (duotone, linear, solid), recent, favorites. Sort by: alphabetical, most used, recently added. Create new icon: blank canvas or import SVG. Grid/list view toggle."

Screen 2 - Icon Editor:
"Create a simplified vector editor: canvas with grid, editable vector paths with a pen tool, geometric shapes (circle, rect, polygon), boolean operations (union, subtract, intersect), stroke width control, fill/stroke toggle. Sidebar with a layers panel. Snap to pixel grid, crucial for sharp renders. Preview at multiple sizes simultaneously (does it look good at 16px?). Optical adjustments: slightly bolder at small sizes. Export options: optimized SVG, React component, PNG @1x-3x. Accessibility: add title/desc for screen readers."

Screen 3 - Consistency Checker:
"Design a cross-icon-library consistency auditor: grid size violations (icons that don't fill the canvas uniformly), stroke width inconsistencies (some 2px, others 1.5px), style mismatches (mostly outline but some filled), naming convention violations (inconsistent prefixing). Visual comparison: overlay multiple icons to verify optical alignment. Color usage: detect icons with hardcoded colors vs using currentColor. Export an audit report. Batch fix tools: 'Normalize all stroke widths to 2px', 'Rename using convention [category]-[name]'."

Screen 4 - Icon Documentation:
"Create auto-generated docs per icon: large preview, code snippet (React, Vue, Svelte, HTML), installation instructions, available props (size, color, className), usage guidelines ('Use for positive actions'), semantic meaning, accessibility considerations (needs aria-label), related icons (alternatives or variations). Do's and don'ts with visual examples: correct vs incorrect usage context. Version history: changelog if the icon was updated. Contribution stats: designed by, date added. Download options: SVG, PNG, PDF, copy JSX."

Screen 5 - Integration Hub:
"Design a deployment dashboard: Figma sync status (last synced, # icons synced, conflicts), NPM package version (v2.4.1, publish new version button), generated CDN link (unpkg, jsDelivr), design system documentation embedded status, CI/CD pipeline health. Usage analytics: most downloaded icons, platforms using the library (web 45%, iOS 30%, Android 25%). Migration guides for breaking changes. Deprecation warnings for icons that will be retired. Community requests: users can suggest new icons with a voting system. Automatic release notes generator."

Prompts by industry

Each prompt contains the instructions to generate 5 screens of a complete flow. Copy the full prompt and paste it into Google AI Studio.

01 Fintech - Micro-Investing App (Latino Millennials)
Screen 1 - Splash/Welcome:
"Design a welcome screen for a micro-investing app. Background with a violet-to-blue gradient, isometric illustration of a floating digital piggy bank with coins falling in. Logo centered at the top, headline 'Invest from $10' in bold typography, an explanatory subheadline, and a 'Get started' CTA button in neon yellow. Modern fintech style."

Screen 2 - Sign Up:
"Create a sign-up screen with minimalist fields: name, email, phone. Each input with icons on the left (person, envelope, phone). Progress bar at the top showing step 1/3. Small rocket illustration in the top-right corner. Continue button disabled until the fields are completed. Terms checkbox with a highlighted link."

Screen 3 - Investor Profile Selection:
"Design a screen with 3 vertical cards: 'Conservative' (green, shield icon), 'Moderate' (orange, balanced chart icon), 'Aggressive' (red, rocket icon). Each card shows estimated annual return and risk level with bars. Headline 'What kind of investor are you?' at the top. Continue button at the bottom."

Screen 4 - First Investment:
"Create a screen with a large central slider to select the amount ($10-$1000). The amount shown in extra-large typography. Below, a visual breakdown with 3 mini-cards showing the suggested allocation: tech stocks 40%, bonds 30%, crypto 30%. Colorful donut chart. 'Invest now' button in neon yellow. Small text 'You can change this later'."

Screen 5 - Success Confirmation:
"Design a success screen with a confetti animation in the background. Giant check icon in a green circle. Headline 'Your money is already working!'. Show the invested amount large. Estimated 1-year projection below. Two buttons: 'View my portfolio' (primary) and 'Invite friends' (secondary). Illustration of plants growing at the bottom."
02 HealthTech - Telemedicine for Older Adults
Screen 1 - Home Dashboard:
"Design a main dashboard with typography of at least 18px. Header with the greeting 'Hi, María' and a large profile photo. 4 large cards with generous spacing: 'Next appointment' (calendar icon), 'My medications' (pill icon), 'Medical results' (document icon), 'Call doctor' (phone icon). Each card with a large icon on the left and descriptive text. Warm beige/soft blue palette."

Screen 2 - Book Appointment:
"Create a large monthly calendar screen with extra-visible numbers. Available days in soft green, unavailable in gray. Selected date with a solid blue circle. Below, a list of available time slots in large horizontal cards: '9:00 AM', '11:00 AM', '2:00 PM'. Each slot as a button at least 60px tall. Confirm button always visible at the bottom."

Screen 3 - Specialty Selection:
"Design a vertical list with 6 medical specialties. Each item as a large horizontal card with the doctor's photo, name in large bold, specialty below, and a rating with large gold stars. Specialty icon (heart for cardiologist, etc.) on the left. Generous spacing between cards. Header 'Which specialist do you need?' in clear typography."

Screen 4 - Appointment Confirmation:
"Create a summary screen with hierarchical information. At the top: a large calendar icon. Central elevated white card showing: doctor's photo (large), name, specialty, date and time in 20px bold typography, modality 'Video call'. Large green 'Confirm appointment' button (at least 56px tall). 'Change time' link below in underlined blue."

Screen 5 - Pre-Appointment Reminder:
"Design a preparation screen with a visual checklist. Headline 'Ready for your appointment?'. A list of 4 items with large checkboxes: 'Internet connection working', 'Camera and microphone active', 'Medical documents at hand', 'In a quiet place'. Each item with a large illustrative icon. Highlighted countdown timer '15 minutes until your appointment'. Pulsing 'Join consultation' button."
03 EdTech - Language Learning for Kids
Screen 1 - Avatar Selection:
"Design a playful screen with 8 animal character avatars in a 2x4 grid: panda, lion, unicorn, dragon, etc. Each avatar in a colorful square card with a soft shadow and hover animation. Headline at the top 'Choose your adventure buddy!'. Rainbow palette. Selected avatar with a bright gold border. 'Next!' button shaped like a cloud with a happy face."

Screen 2 - Levels Map:
"Create a video-game-style progress map with a winding path. 10 levels as floating islands connected by bridges. Current level lit up and animated, previous levels with a gold check, future levels with a lock. Each island themed: beach, forest, mountain. At the top: XP bar with little stars and the child's avatar. Collected coins in the top-right corner with a shiny animation."

Screen 3 - Active Lesson:
"Design an exercise screen with a large illustration at the top (e.g., a giant red apple). The English word 'APPLE' in giant playful typography. 4 translation options in colorful candy-style buttons: each button a different color (red, blue, green, yellow) with the translated word. Visual hourglass-style timer in the top right. Remaining lives as hearts in the left corner. Music note icon to hear the pronunciation."

Screen 4 - Correct Feedback:
"Create a celebration screen with animated confetti and falling stars. The avatar character jumping happily in the center. Message 'Amazing!' in large bouncing letters. Show +10 points with a rising animation. The lesson progress bar filling up. 'Next word' button shaped like a large, colorful arrow. Visual sound effects: floating musical notes."

Screen 5 - Rewards Unlocked:
"Design an achievements screen with a treasure chest opening (animation). Show 3 prizes won: 1) New clothes for the avatar, 2) 50 coins, 3) 'Fruit Champion' badge. Each prize in a separate card with a detailed illustration. Headline 'You completed the level!' with fireworks. 'Equip' and 'Continue adventure' buttons. Background with permanent confetti falling."
04 E-commerce - Sustainable Fashion for Gen Z
Screen 1 - Landing/Feed:
"Design a brutalist-style feed with an asymmetric product grid. Bold Helvetica typography in black. Product images in black and white with a single element of color (the garment). Each card with a hover overlay showing the price large and a 'CO2 saved: 2kg' label. Minimalist header with logo, search, and cart. CTA banner at the top 'Plant a tree with every purchase' in neon green. Raw aesthetic, sharp edges."

Screen 2 - Product Detail:
"Create a split-screen layout: on the left a swipeable gallery of 4 photos with a dots indicator. On the right: product name in huge bold typography, highlighted price, size selector as large outline buttons (XS-XL). Expandable 'Impact' section with a chart showing water saved, CO2 reduced, trees planted. Material composition with icons. Reviews with user photos. Sticky solid-black 'Add to cart' button."

Screen 3 - Cart:
"Design a minimalist cart with a vertical product list. Each item: thumbnail on the left, info in the center (name, size, price), quantity selector on the right (- number +), trash icon. Below: subtotal, student discount (if applicable), shipping, total in extra-large bold. Visual progress bar 'Unlock free shipping at $75'. Dual CTA: 'Continue shopping' (ghost button) and 'Checkout' (filled black). Total impact counter: '3 trees planted'."

Screen 4 - Checkout:
"Create a clean form-style payment screen. Steps at the top: Shipping (complete, green check), Payment (active), Review (gray). Stacked fields: address autocomplete, payment method with visual cards (Visa, Mastercard, PayPal). Checkbox 'Carbon neutral shipping +$2'. Order summary sticky in the right sidebar on desktop, collapsible on mobile. Discount code input. Trust badges below: secure payment, easy returns."

Screen 5 - Confirmation:
"Design a minimalist success page. Large animated check circle at the top. Order number highlighted in a mono-space font. Delivery estimate with a 4-step visual timeline: Processing, Shipped, Out for delivery, Delivered. Environmental impact card: 'Your purchase saved 5kg CO2 and planted 2 trees' with an isometric illustration of trees growing. 'Track order' CTA primary, 'Share your impact' secondary with social icons. Email sent confirmation."
05 FoodTech - Healthy Food for Professionals
Screen 1 - Explore Menu:
"Design a categories screen with a horizontal scroll of collections: 'Breakfast Bowls', 'Power Lunches', 'Protein Boxes', 'Salad Bar'. Each collection as a card with an appetizing image, name, number of options, average prep time. Filters at the top: dietary (vegan, keto, gluten-free) as selectable chips. Search bar with smart suggestions. Quick actions: 'Repeat last order', 'Chef's special today'. Clean iOS style, lots of white space."

Screen 2 - Customize Bowl:
"Create a builder screen with collapsible sections: Base (rice, quinoa, greens), Protein (chicken, tofu, salmon), Veggies (6+ options), Toppings, Dressing. Each ingredient as a horizontal card with a mini photo, name, +/- quantity, extra price if applicable. Sticky right sidebar: visual preview of the bowl being assembled, calorie counter updating in real time, macros bar (proteins/carbs/fats). Allergies warning in red if applicable. Large total price at the bottom."

Screen 3 - Delivery Time Slot:
"Design a time-slot selector with a weekly calendar view. Days as horizontal tabs, 30-min slots as a vertical grid. Color code: green (available), yellow (few slots), gray (full). Selected slot highlighted with a bold border. Info at the top: 'Your office: 123 Main St' with a link to change it. Estimate 'Ready in 25-30min'. Toggle 'Schedule for later' vs 'ASAP'. Delivery fee shown clearly. Small map preview with estimated time."

Screen 4 - Review Order:
"Create a summary screen with accordion sections: Order items (editable), Delivery details (address, time, instructions field), Payment method (saved cards with radio buttons). Expandable promo code input. Transparent subtotal breakdown: items, delivery fee, service fee, tip selector (15%, 18%, 20%, custom). Total in large bold typography. Nutritional estimate for the full order below. Large green 'Place order' CTA with a loading state."

Screen 5 - Order Tracking:
"Design real-time tracking with a large map at the top showing the restaurant, the driver (animated dot), and the destination. Vertical timeline below: Order placed (check), Preparing (in progress with spinner), Out for delivery (pending), Delivered (pending). Driver's photo and name, rating, 'Contact driver' button. Real-time ETA in large typography. Illustration of the ordered dish. Discreet 'Cancel order' button below."
06 PropTech - Apartment Rentals for Students
Screen 1 - Search with Map:
"Design a split view: interactive map on the left with property pins, scrollable results list on the right. Filters at the top as chips: price range slider, distance to campus, roommates (0-3+), amenities (wifi, laundry, parking). Each listing card: main photo, price/month large, address, distance to the university with walk time, current roommates (small avatars), quick stats (beds, baths). Card hover expands it on the map. Toggle list/map view. Results counter '48 apartments found'."

Screen 2 - Property Detail:
"Create a screen with a full-width gallery at the top (swipeable, 8+ photos, counter '1/8'). Below: highlighted price with breakdown (rent + utilities), sticky 'Schedule tour' button. Tabs: Overview (description, amenities with icons, rules), Roommates (cards with photo, major, year, mini bio, compatibility score), Location (map with points of interest: campus, grocery, gym), Reviews (rating breakdown, comments with photos). Embedded 3D virtual tour if available."

Screen 3 - Schedule Visit:
"Design a scheduler with a dual calendar view: owner availability on the left, your calendar on the right (optional sync with Google Cal). Hourly time slots from 9am-6pm. Tour type: In-person or Virtual (video call). Input to invite a potential roommate to the visit. Questions for the landlord (textarea). Summary with: property, date/time, tour type, attendees. Confirmation via email/SMS toggle. 'Confirm tour' CTA with loading states."

Screen 4 - Roommate Match:
"Create a dating-app-style screen with cards of potential roommates. Large central card with: photo, name, age, university/major, short bio, lifestyle tags (early bird, social, quiet, clean freak), budget range, move-in date. Quiz compatibility score '85% match' highlighted. Swipe left (pass) or right (interest), or large 'Pass' / 'Connect' buttons. Mutual matches below as small avatars. Filter preferences: sleep schedule, cleanliness, socialness."

Screen 5 - Property Application:
"Design a multi-step form with a progress bar: Personal info (step 1/4), Student verification (step 2/4), Financial (step 3/4), References (step 4/4). Upload documents: ID, enrollment proof, income/guarantor info. Auto-save progress. Right sidebar with a summary of the property being applied to. Application fee $50 clearly shown. Background check consent checkbox. Estimate 'Hear back in 24-48hrs'. 'Submit application' CTA with security badges."
07 Fitness - Home Workouts for Women 30-45
Screen 1 - Onboarding Goals:
"Design a goal selection screen with 6 illustrated cards: 'Lose weight', 'Tone up', 'Build strength', 'Flexibility', 'Stress relief', 'Postpartum recovery'. Each card with an empowering female illustration, bold title, short description. Multi-select allowed. Motivational pink/orange gradient background. Progress dots below '1 of 4'. Headline 'What do you want to achieve?'. Illustration of a woman meditating in the corner. Large 'Continue' button."

Screen 2 - Fitness Level Assessment:
"Create an interactive quiz with a large question: 'How long has it been since you exercised?'. 4 options as large buttons with emojis: '< 1 month 💪', '1-6 months 🤔', '6-12 months 😅', '1+ year 😬'. Next question on selection. Animated progress bar at the top. Background with a subtle dumbbell pattern. Illustration of a woman drinking water. Motivational tone, never judgmental. Smooth transitions between questions."

Screen 3 - Live Workout:
"Design a workout screen with the instructor's video taking up the top 60%. Transparent overlay below with: large circular countdown timer, current exercise in bold, next exercise in a small preview. Animated central rep counter (10... 9... 8...). Buttons: pause (large), skip exercise, adjust intensity. Music toggle. Progress bar of the full workout. Motivational quotes appearing every 30 secs. Heart rate zone if a wearable is connected."

Screen 4 - Workout Completed:
"Create a celebration screen with subtle confetti. Headline 'Workout completed! 🎉'. Highlighted stats in cards: duration, calories burned (with flame icon), personal record if applicable. Heart rate intensity chart during the workout. Selfie prompt 'Capture your post-workout glow' with camera. Workout difficulty rating (1-5 stars). Share to social with pre-designed templates. Dual CTA: 'Cool down stretch' and 'Back to home'."

Screen 5 - Weekly Progress:
"Design a progress dashboard with a calendar heat map showing completed workouts (color gradient by intensity). At the top: current streak '7 days 🔥', total workouts this month, total time. Charts: weight trend (optional), measurement changes, strength progression on key exercises. Before/after photo comparison with a slider. Next milestone with a progress bar. Personalized motivational quote. 'Schedule next week' button. Community feed with other users' achievements for motivation."
08 AgriTech - Crop Monitoring for Smallholder Farmers
Screen 1 - Main Dashboard:
"Design a simple dashboard with 4 large cards: 'My plots' (list of plots with health status), 'Weather today' (temperature, rain, humidity with large icons), 'Alerts' (important notifications with a red badge), 'Recommendations' (suggested tasks today). Universal iconography that doesn't depend on text. Dominant green for good health, yellow for warning, red for critical. Header with the farmer's name and photo. Clear offline mode indicator."

Screen 2 - Plot Detail:
"Create a specific-crop screen with an aerial photo of the plot at the top (if available) or a large crop icon. Key info in cards: soil moisture (visual gauge like a filling tank), last rainfall, days since planting (visual counter), detected pests (list with icons and severity). Simple temperature chart for the last week. Large 'Water now' or 'Schedule irrigation' button. Growth status with illustrations of plants in stages."

Screen 3 - Weekly Forecast:
"Design a horizontal 7-day calendar with each day as a card: date, large weather icon (sun, clouds, rain), max/min temp, rain probability in %, recommendation ('Good day to fertilize'). Today highlighted with a border. Important alerts at the top with a warning icon: 'Frost expected tomorrow - protect crops'. Simple illustrations that don't require high literacy. Direct action buttons: 'See tips', 'Set up alert'."

Screen 4 - Irrigation Recommendations:
"Create a screen with a simple visual calculator: illustration of a plant with water drops. Large input for the plot's hectares, crop type (dropdown with icons), current moisture (visual slider). Result in a highlighted card: 'Water X liters' in a large number, 'Estimated time: Y hours', 'Best time: tomorrow 6am-8am'. Reason explained in simple text. 'Schedule reminder' button. Water-saving tips below with icons."

Screen 5 - Activity Log:
"Design a simple logging form: 'What did you do today?'. Large buttons with icons: Water, Fertilize, Spray, Harvest, Other. Visual plot selector (crop photos or icons). Amount used (large numeric input). Date/time with a visual calendar. Option to take a photo as evidence. Activity history below as a simple timeline. Auto-save with an indicator. Works offline, syncs when there's signal."
09 TravelTech - Low-Cost Seat Selection
Screen 1 - Full Plane View:
"Design a visual representation of the plane from above. Clearly numbered rows, seats as squares with color coding: green (available), blue (your selection), gray (occupied), gold (premium available). Color legend at the top. Zoom controls for mobile. Flight info in the header: origin-destination, duration, date. Quick filters: 'Window only', 'Aisle only', 'Together' if multiple passengers. Base price 'Included' vs extras shown inline."

Screen 2 - Seat Detail:
"Create a modal/drawer with info about the selected seat: large number (12A), type (Window), section (Economy), pitch/recline specs with visual icons. Pros/cons: '✓ Extra legroom', '✗ Near bathroom'. User review rating and comments ('Quiet section', 'Good for sleeping'). Extra price if applicable, shown large (+$15). Photos of the actual seat if available. Nearby amenities (outlet, wifi). Compare with adjacent seats. Dual CTA: 'Select' or 'Choose different'."

Screen 3 - Upgrade Offers:
"Design an upsell screen with 3 comparative tiers: 'Current (Economy)', 'Comfort+' (+$45), 'Premium' (+$120). Each tier as a column with: seat visual (photo), benefits in a checklist, price delta. Highlight differences: visual legroom measurement, priority boarding, free drinks, checked bag. 'Most popular' badge on the middle tier. Toggle to view 'Per person' vs 'Total'. Subtle countdown timer 'Upgrade price valid for 10 min'. Clear skip option."

Screen 4 - Multiple Passengers:
"Create an interface to assign seats to multiple travelers. Passenger list on the left: 'John Doe (Adult)', 'Jane Doe (Child 8yo)'. Plane map on the right with already-selected seats numbered and visually connected. 'Auto-assign together' button that finds the best contiguous seats. Individual override allowed. Priority shown: children near parents, individual preferences remembered. Total cost updating in real-time below."

Screen 5 - Selection Confirmation:
"Design a final summary with a boarding passes preview. Each passenger as a card: name, assigned seat visual (12A, window icon), gate info placeholder. Mini plane map showing your highlighted seats. Changes allowed with the penalty shown. Added extras listed: seat selection fee, any upgrades. Add to calendar button. Download/email boarding pass. Reminder setup 'Notify me 24hrs before'. Large 'Confirm & continue to payment' CTA. Secure lock icon."
10 SocialTech - Network for Content Creators
Screen 1 - Profile Showcase:
"Design a maximalist Bento-grid-style profile: header with an animated cover video/gif, large avatar with a customizable color border. Asymmetric portfolio grid: featured videos, image carousels, testimonials, case studies. Highlighted stats in floating cards: 1.2M followers, 4.5M engagement, $250 avg collab rate. Expandable bio with niche tags (#TechReview #Unboxing). Social links as large icons. Booking calendar integration teaser. Prominent verified badge. The creator's custom color theme."

Screen 2 - Analytics Dashboard:
"Create a stats dashboard with multiple widgets: follower growth chart (last 30 days), engagement rate by platform (IG, TikTok, YouTube as tabs), top performing posts in a grid with metrics overlay, demographic breakdown (age, location with a small map), best time to post heatmap. Revenue tracking this month. Collaboration requests counter with a badge. Export report button. Comparison with the previous period (+12% growth visual). Filters by date range."

Screen 3 - Collaboration Marketplace:
"Design a feed of collab opportunities with a filter sidebar: industry, budget range, content type (video, photo, story). Each opportunity as a card: brand logo, short brief, deliverables, compensation, deadline, current applicants. Quick apply button. 'Match score' based on your profile (85%). Status tags: Open, Applied, Under Review, Accepted. Sort by: newest, best pay, best match. Featured collabs at the top with a spotlight. Saved/bookmarked section."

Screen 4 - Content Calendar:
"Create a visual monthly calendar with color-coding by platform and content type. Each day with mini-cards of scheduled posts: thumbnail, platform icon, publish time, status (draft, scheduled, published). Drag-and-drop to reschedule. Multi-view: month, week, day. Quick add from any date. Template library sidebar. Bulk schedule option. Collaboration deadlines marked with a flag icon. Analytics preview on hover. Export the calendar as an image for the client."

Screen 5 - Collaboration Chat:
"Design a messenger for negotiations with brands. Conversation list on the left: brand logo, name, last message, unread badge. Chat on the right: messages with timestamps, file sharing (contracts, briefs), media preview. Quick actions: 'Send rate card', 'Share portfolio', 'Propose date'. Pre-built contract templates to send. Video call button. Payment request integration. Mark as paid/completed. Archive completed deals. Starred messages. Search conversations. Notification preferences per chat."
11 InsurTech - Auto Claim Report
Screen 1 - Report Start:
"Design a reassuring screen with an isometric illustration of two cars gently colliding (not dramatic). A calming headline 'We're here to help'. Two large options as cards: 'Minor accident' (scratches, dents) and 'Major accident' (car not working, ambulance needed). Each card with a description and an estimated process timeline. Dominant reassuring blue. Small red emergency button at the top 'Do you need an ambulance?'. Progress saved automatically."

Screen 2 - Location and Photos:
"Create a screen with a large map showing the current location (GPS auto-detected) with a draggable pin to adjust. 'Use current location' vs 'Enter address manually' button. Below: photo upload with an illustrated visual guide (4 angles of the damage, license plates, the other vehicle if applicable). Native camera interface with an overlay guide showing how to frame the shot. Preview thumbnails with the option to retake. Counter '3/6 photos'. Tips: 'Include context references'."

Screen 3 - Incident Details:
"Design a conversational form with one question per screen, smooth transitions. Q1: 'When did it happen?' (large date/time picker). Q2: 'Were you driving?' (Yes/No buttons). Q3: 'Was anyone injured?' (radio buttons with illustrations). Q4: 'Other vehicles involved?' with the option to add third-party info. Q5: 'Reported to police?' with report upload if yes. Animated progress bar at the top. Back button allowed. Constant auto-save."

Screen 4 - Chat with Adjuster:
"Create a live chat interface with the photo and name of the assigned adjuster. Messages with timestamps. The adjuster sends: 'I reviewed your case, I just need to confirm...'. Quick reply options as selectable chips in addition to a free input. Status at the top: 'Estimated response: 2hrs'. File sharing for additional docs. Video call option if the adjuster requests it. Automatic translation if needed. Notification when the adjuster is typing. Chat history saved."

Screen 5 - Status and Timeline:
"Design case tracking with a vertical timeline: Report received (green check), Review in progress (active with spinner), Approval (pending), Payment authorized (pending). Each step with an estimated date. Highlighted card at the top: 'Repair estimate: $1,200-$1,500', 'Recommended shop' with map/address, 'Deductible: $500'. Option to choose an alternative shop. Status notifications toggle. Generated documents (claim number, authorization) downloadable. 'Contact adjuster' CTA always visible."
12 PetTech - Veterinary Management
Screen 1 - Pet Profile:
"Design an adorable profile with a giant circular photo of the pet in the center (custom upload or choose from illustrations). Name in playful typography at the top. Basic info in cute cards: species (dog/cat icon), breed, age (with a birthday cake icon), current weight (with an up/down trend arrow). Health summary card: vaccines up to date (green check), next appointment, chronic conditions if applicable. Background with a subtle paws pattern. Color scheme based on the type of pet (orange/cats, blue/dogs)."

Screen 2 - Vaccine Timeline:
"Create a medical history view as a vertical timeline with important milestones. Each vaccine as a card: vaccine name, date administered (with a green check if completed), next booster with a countdown ('In 45 days'), the vet who administered it. Pending cards with a subtle yellow alert. Filters: 'All', 'Vaccines', 'Deworming', 'Checkups'. Large floating add-event button (+). Export the full history as PDF. Configurable automatic reminders. Illustrations of syringes and doctors that are friendly, never scary."

Screen 3 - Medication Reminders:
"Design a meds management screen with a list of active medications. Each med as an expandable card: name, dose, frequency, time(s) of day with icons (morning sun, night moon). Toggle to mark a dose as given with a confetti micro-animation. Push notifications preview. Small monthly calendar showing treatment days. Stock counter '12 pills left, reorder in 4 days'. Link to pharmacy/purchase. Special instructions (with food, etc.). Photo upload of the medication for easy identification."

Screen 4 - Book Vet Appointment:
"Create a scheduler with a list of nearby vet clinics (map view toggle). Each clinic with: star rating, distance, photo, specialties, next availability ('Today 4pm'). Filters: 24/7 emergencies, specialties, price range. Select a clinic → calendar with slots. Visit type: checkup, vaccine, emergency, grooming. Add notes/symptoms. Photo upload if there's a visible wound/problem. Reminder preferences. Add to calendar with the address. Virtual consultation option if available."

Screen 5 - Personalized Tips:
"Design a curated tips feed based on the pet's profile: age, breed, conditions. Content cards: 'Exercise for [breed]' with video, 'Senior diet' article, 'Dental care' checklist. Each tip with a custom illustration, source (verified vet badge), save/bookmark. Categories: nutrition, exercise, behavior, health. Integrated quiz 'Test your pet knowledge'. Community tips from other owners with the same breed. Seasonal reminders (heat, cold). Product recommendations with affiliates. Vet AMA section."