I’ve seen a lot of founders and agency owners recently build their slide decks with Lovable, so I created a guide for you to do the same.

Here’s how it works:

1/ Start by giving Lovable the full picture

Before you touch a single slide, tell Lovable who you are, who you’re pitching, and what you want them to feel by the end.

→ Prompt: “I’m building a pitch d…

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I’ve been quietly building something I wish existed when I started designing with AI.

A complete UI design prompt library that helps you master different visual styles: expressive, cinematic, minimal, premium, nostalgic, warm, technical (20+ design styles in total).

Each style includes:
👉 When to use it
👉 Key vocabulary that trigger the style
👉 Copy-paste prompts for real UI work
👉 Pro tips for next-level results

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Here are my favorite design hacks from building 100+ Lovable projects:

𝟭/ 𝗦𝘁𝗮𝗿𝘁 𝘄𝗶𝘁𝗵 𝗮 𝗰𝗹𝗲𝗮𝗿 𝘃𝗶𝘀𝗶𝗼𝗻
Tell Lovable exactly what you’re building. Keep it high-level but outcome-driven.
Example: “Design a mobile-first habit app for busy creatives.”

𝟮/ 𝗗𝗲𝗳𝗶𝗻𝗲 𝗹𝗼𝗼𝗸 & 𝗳𝗲𝗲𝗹
Use emotional language to set the tone.
Example: “Ultra-m…

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Over the past weeks I collected my favorite prompts and turned them into one "master directory" so you can just copy + paste what you need.

Prompts you'll find:
👉 Foundation (auth, users, settings)
👉 Core UX & UI (dashboards, file uploads, realtime)
👉 Collaboration & Growth (teams, invites, notifications)
👉 Monetization (Stripe, PayPal, billing)
👉 Integ…

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After 100 hours of prompting AI for UI design, I discovered most designers are doing it completely wrong.

The difference between getting generic templates vs. production-ready components comes down to 10 specific techniques.

Here’s what I learned:

Lesson 1: Specificity beats creativity
Bad prompt: "Design a dashboard"
Good prompt: "SaaS analytics dashboard, …

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This is the stack I use to turn rough ideas into polished, working products — fast. Every tool, prompt, and step that actually helps me build smarter with AI.

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I built a pricing page in Lovable that adapts based on who’s visiting.

A few examples:
→ Returning user? The messaging shifts.
→ Power user? Upgrade nudges appear.
→ Admin? Team features get emphasized.
→ Startup founder? A time-sensitive offer shows up.

These small changes are easy to miss but I truly believe they make a big difference. When your interface …

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If you follow me on LinkedIn, you’ve probably seen this already.

I spent the weekend pulling together all my prompt hacks, workflows, and design tactics I use to build with Lovable, and turned them into one simple, actionable playbook.

It’s packed with the exact strategies I use to go from rough idea to clean, high-quality UI in minutes. Real examples + p…

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I recently gave a lecture as part of our new Lovable Shipped program and shared some of the prompt hacks I use to build better products with Lovable.

Here are some of my favorites:

1/ Start with intent, not features

Bad: “Build me a landing page.”

Good: “Create a cinematic landing page that introduces a premium wellness brand with storytelling sections and …

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After 100+ builds, mistakes, resets, and wins, here’s the ultimate list to help you build better products:

1/ Use buzzwords.

They are a game changer and elevate your designs instantly. I wrote a full list of the best ones.

Some examples:

“Minimalist, glassmorphic, floating elements”

“Playful, bold, bright colors, rounded corners”

“Luxury, editorial, tactile…

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If you include the right ones, your output will be 10x better.

I created a list of the most effective buzzwords I found while prompting high-quality designs with Lovable.

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A step by step guide below:

1/ High-Level Description

Make your description clear, inspiring, and outcome-focused.

Example: "Design a mobile-first, task management app for remote creative teams."

2/ Look & Feel

Guide the emotional tone by using expressive design language to shape the visual direction. Use simple keywords.

Example: "Make it feel like it was …

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