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How this was made

Every site in the Prompt Showroom gallery is a plain static page — no framework, no build step. Each was designed and built from a short written brief, and each ships with a recreation prompt: paste it into a capable AI coding tool and you get an equivalent site of your own. Prompts are $5 each, and four of them — Terminal, Kōrei, Sillage and Aurora — are free samples, so you can judge the quality first.

The method

  1. One brief per site. Thirty-eight briefs, each demanding a fundamentally different discipline — raymarched shaders, boids, L-systems, variable fonts, WebAudio synthesis, procedural 3D — so no two sites lean on the same trick.
  2. One hero technique each. The rule that separates craft from noise: a single idea executed deeply, supported by typography, spacing and color — never effect soup.
  3. Critique passes before anything ships. Every site is screenshot at desktop and phone size, inspected for real design flaws — clipped text, dead zones, weak hierarchy — fixed, and re-shot. At least three passes per site, and a page that logs a single console error doesn't ship.
  4. Accessibility as a floor, not a feature. Semantic markup, keyboard operability, honest alt text, AA contrast, and a dignified reduced-motion experience on every page.

What a prompt contains

Each prompt encodes the concept, the art direction, exact font names and palette hexes, the hero technique named honestly (with library and version where one is used), the layout, the key interactions, and the quality bar above. The prompt is the design — a capable AI coding model can take it from there. Read Terminal's full prompt to see the standard.

Never built anything before? From zero to your site live walks the whole path in plain language — getting Claude, running a prompt, putting the result online, connecting a domain.

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