Generates complete developer handoff annotations from a wireframe, covering behavior specs, responsive breakpoints, accessibility requirements, content rules, and edge cases per element.
Generates complete developer handoff annotations from a wireframe, covering behavior specs, responsive breakpoints, accessibility requirements, content rules, and edge cases per element. Use it before passing designs to engineering to cut ambiguity and revision cycles.
Write detailed annotations for a wireframe of [SCREEN/FLOW — e.g., the onboarding wizard for a SaaS project management tool].
SCREEN PURPOSE: [WHAT THIS SCREEN DOES]
USER STATE: [FIRST-TIME USER / RETURNING USER / SPECIFIC CONTEXT]
KEY ACTIONS: [PRIMARY AND SECONDARY ACTIONS ON THIS SCREEN]
CONTENT BLOCKS: [LIST THE SECTIONS — e.g., progress indicator, welcome message, form fields, CTA, skip option]
For each element, provide:
- Behavior spec (what happens on click, hover, focus, error)
- Content requirements (character limits, dynamic vs. static, personalization)
- Responsive notes (how it adapts to mobile/tablet)
- Accessibility requirements (ARIA labels, keyboard behavior, screen reader announcements)
- Edge cases (what if the user's name is 47 characters? What if they have no profile photo?)
- Developer handoff notes (any non-obvious implementation details)
Format as numbered annotations matching wireframe element labels.
Source: https://sureprompts.com/blog/ai-prompts-for-ux-designers