See how a project could move.
These are planning examples for using Promptha—not customer stories, performance claims, or proof of results.
See the product loopChoose a workflow close to your job.
Use the pattern, replace the example brief, and keep your own review standards.
Product promotion design workflow
Move from product facts and an offer to a coordinated set of editable campaign layouts.
Open the example1
Frame the request
Use Ask to turn product facts, audience, and format needs into a clear creative direction.
2
Build the parts
Use focused Blocks when the project needs copy, image direction, or a variation.
3
Finish the layouts
Move approved material into Design Studio and keep text and objects editable.
4
Keep and export
Save the project, reopen the selected version, and export the required formats.
Client campaign design workflow
Turn a client brief into reviewable creative directions and a consistent set of campaign designs.
Open the example1
Normalize the brief
Use Ask to clarify the goal, audience, formats, constraints, and missing decisions.
2
Explore directions
Generate focused options without treating the first result as approved work.
3
Refine one system
Use Design Studio to align type, color, hierarchy, and reusable layout choices.
4
Prepare the handoff
Keep the selected version in the project and export only after review.
Learning visual kit workflow
Organize a learning objective into clear, editable visual materials for educator review.
Open the example1
Define the objective
Start with the learner, intended outcome, source material, and boundaries.
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Draft the structure
Use Ask or a focused Block to outline the explanation and visual hierarchy.
3
Design the materials
Build editable layouts in Design Studio with readable type and clear sequencing.
4
Review before use
Check accuracy and accessibility, then save and export the approved version.
Launch design kit workflow
Keep early product messaging and launch designs aligned while the brief is still changing.
Open the example1
Capture what is true
Use Ask to separate confirmed product facts from open messaging decisions.
2
Create a direction
Generate the parts needed for the launch without inventing traction or customer proof.
3
Build the kit
Refine the core visual direction and its format variants in Design Studio.
4
Keep the next revision close
Save the project so messaging and layouts can change together.