Give AI a product design brain.
A structured methodology for UX audits, information architecture, user flows, interface critique and design prioritisation.
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Digital product • Reusable • Works with supported AI assistants
- Works with ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini
- Reusable — run it as often as you need
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Pretty doesn't always mean usable.
Design by taste
Decisions get made on preference instead of user behaviour.
Buried navigation
People can't find the thing the product is best at.
Flow gaps
The happy path works; every other path was never mapped.
Mobile as an afterthought
The majority experience gets the minority of the attention.
Onboarding drop-off
New users leave before they reach the first useful moment.
The AI isn't necessarily the problem. The operating instructions are.
A prompt tells AI what to do. A Protocol defines how it should operate.
- Ask question
- Get response
- Ask another question
- Explain more context
- Start over
- 01Install Protocol
- 02Define specialist role
- 03Establish methodology
- 04Provide business context
- 05Operate repeatedly
You're not buying a better question. You're installing a better operating framework.
Meet your AI product designer.
UX audits
Review an interface against usability principles, screen by screen.
Information architecture
Organise content and features around user intent.
Navigation
Structure wayfinding so people know where they are and what's next.
User flows
Map the routes people take, including the unhappy ones.
Interaction analysis
Examine states, feedback and affordances.
Mobile UX
Treat small screens as the primary constraint.
Onboarding
Design the shortest credible path to first value.
Interface critique
Give structured, specific critique instead of vague reactions.
Accessibility considerations
Surface barriers that exclude users.
Design prioritisation
Rank design work by user impact and effort.
A Protocol improves the structure and rigour of the process. AI can still be wrong — your judgement stays in the loop.
Don't just ask more. Ask with a system behind the answer.
“Audit this user flow and tell me where people are most likely to drop off.”
- 01Understand users and jobs
- 02Map the current experience
- 03Audit against usability principles
- 04Diagnose friction points
- 05Propose structural changes
- 06Prioritise the design backlog
The value isn't a canned answer. It's giving AI a more structured process for approaching the problem.
Put it to work on real business problems.
Audit this screen's usability.
Restructure our information architecture.
Map the flow for a first-time user.
Where does mobile break down?
Critique this onboarding.
Prioritise our design backlog.
One Protocol. An entire operating framework.
A defined specialist role, an operating methodology, a business context framework, decision criteria, repeatable workflows, and output standards — packaged as one installable Protocol.
The same AI. A different operator.
- Generic AI output
- Context re-explained every session
- Random advice
- Weak prioritisation
- One-off prompts
- Shallow critique
- A defined operating role
- Structured context intake
- A repeatable methodology
- More rigorous analysis
- Explicit decision criteria
- A reusable operating framework
From download to operator.
Get the Protocol
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Install it
Follow the included implementation instructions inside your AI assistant.
Provide context
Give the AI real information about your business, market and constraints.
Put it to work
Use the specialist repeatedly for analysis, planning and decisions.
Built for people who actually have to make the decisions.
What this isn't.
- It isn't an autonomous employee.
- It isn't guaranteed to produce correct answers.
- It isn't professional legal, medical, tax, or financial advice.
- It isn't a magic money-making system.
- It isn't a collection of 500 random prompts.
It is a structured system for getting more specialised, methodical work from the AI tools you already use.
This is not another prompt pack.
Design for the person using it. Not just the person approving it.
- UX audits
- Information architecture
- Navigation
- User flows
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