Start with the job. Get the right references.
Describe the product moment. JEV maps the journey and platform, then ranks the most useful real screens, sections and build prompts from UI Discovery.
AI design decisions
Turn a product brief into a reference path
The best starting point for an interface is often a specific user moment, not a visual style keyword. Use the planner to find evidence before deciding how your own product should look.
Describe the interaction, not just the industry
“A calm mobile onboarding flow for a personal finance app” gives the planner a task, platform and audience. It can then point you to onboarding references, finance products and adjacent flows instead of returning a generic gallery.
Inspect the reference before you borrow the structure
Open the returned site or screen to see the actual capture, palette, fonts and headings. Compare related hero sections, pricing sections or sign-up pages before choosing a direction.
Hand an original brief to your AI workflow
Once the structure is clear, copy a build prompt into Cursor, Claude Code, v0, Lovable or Bolt. Keep the information hierarchy that solves the user problem, but replace the reference's copy, brand, imagery and licensed type with your own.
AI design brief generator — FAQ
What does the AI design brief generator do?
It maps a short product brief to a journey and platform, then ranks relevant real websites, app screens, sections and original build prompts from the UI Discovery library. It helps you research before designing instead of starting from a blank canvas.
What should I include in a product design brief?
Describe what the user is trying to do, who the product is for, and where the moment happens. Mention the platform, audience, business goal or constraints when they matter. A specific moment such as onboarding, upgrade or checkout produces a more useful reference path than a broad product label.
Does this tool generate the final website or app?
No. It returns a research path and references. You can inspect the screenshots, palettes, fonts and prompts, then use your own coding, Figma or image tools to create an original artifact.