Hey Design AI

What it is

Hey Design AI is an editorial prompt library containing 350 curated website design prompts for Hero sections and landing pages. Each prompt pairs a visual preview with a detailed brief and craft notes that explain layout and interaction logic, designed to work with AI builders like Lovable, v0, Bolt, Replit, Claude Code, and Cursor. The prompts are tested against a checklist covering unique hierarchy, readable type, purposeful color, responsive behavior, accessible interaction, reduced-motion support, and anti-pattern constraints. Users can browse all 350 previews and use 20 fixed prompts free, with additional prompts unlocked through one-time purchase or annual plans.

Questions from the bench

What is the Hey Design AI website design prompt library?

Hey Design AI is a visual collection of website design prompts for Hero sections and landing pages. Each entry pairs a visual preview with a detailed brief and craft notes that explain the layout and interaction logic. The collection is curated rather than scraped, and every prompt is written to produce a distinct, usable direction.

How are the website design prompts tested?

Each prompt is reviewed against a consistent checklist covering unique hierarchy, readable type, purposeful color, responsive behavior, accessible interaction, reduced-motion support, and clear anti-pattern constraints. A prompt is only added when it gives enough direction for AI builders to create a coherent page instead of a generic component collage.

Which AI website builders can use these prompts?

The prompts are model-agnostic and work well with tools such as Lovable, v0, Bolt, Replit, Claude Code, and Cursor. You may need to translate framework-specific instructions, but the art direction, content hierarchy, responsive rules, and design constraints travel well across different builders.

Can I use a website design prompt for commercial work?

Yes, you may use the free launch prompts for personal and commercial projects. The prompt is a starting brief, not a license to copy another company's identity, copy, photography, or protected assets. You should adapt the direction to your product and make the final result original enough to represent your own brand.

How much should I customize a website design prompt?

Treat every website design prompt as an art-direction brief, not a finished identity. Replace the audience, brand voice, content hierarchy, proof points, palette, type choices, and interaction details. Keep the underlying design logic that attracted you, then make the execution specific enough that the result could only belong to your product.