You're the product owner. You know what you want—AI handles the how. Instead of writing code, you describe your vision in plain language. Be specific, be iterative, and don't try to do everything at once.

The Iterative Workflow

1. Start with the home page

Describe what you want your landing page to communicate. Who visits? What should they feel?

Example:

"Update the home page to have a hero section with the headline 'Welcome to My Portfolio' and a brief tagline about creative work."

2. Add one thing at a time

Don't ask for a complete website in one request. Build in layers.

Good:

"Add a navigation bar with links to Home, About, and Contact."

Avoid:

"Build me a full portfolio with galleries, blog, and authentication."

3. Review, refine, repeat

After each change, look at the result. Need adjustments? Tell the AI exactly what to change.

Refinement:

"The headline is good but make it larger. Also change the background to a darker shade."

4. Be specific

Vague requests lead to vague results. The more precise you are, the better.

Specific:

"Add a blue 'Contact Me' button below the hero that links to /contact."

Vague:

"Make it look more professional."

Pro Tips

Reference existing pages

"Make the About page layout match the Home page style."

Use comparisons

"I want a card grid like Apple's product page."

Describe the feeling

"It should feel minimal and calm, not busy."

Point out problems

"The text is hard to read on mobile."

🚀 Long Prompts & One-Shot Recipes

CubiCube® supports prompts up to 40,320 characters — that's 8 factorial (8! = 8×7×6×5×4×3×2×1). Enough to describe an entire web app in a single build. We call these one-shot recipes.

What can you build with a long prompt?

Full multi-page sites — describe every page, navigation, and content in one go
Interactive dashboards — data layouts, charts, filters, all specified upfront
Portfolio / showcase sites — detailed project descriptions, gallery layouts, bio sections
Documentation sites — paste your entire content outline and let AI structure it
Landing pages with complex copy — include all your marketing text, CTAs, and testimonials

How to structure a long prompt

Use sections & headings

Break your prompt into clear sections: "## Homepage", "## About Page", "## Contact"

Describe the overall vibe first

Start with the big picture — color scheme, mood, audience — then get specific.

Include your actual content

Paste in real text, bios, testimonials, and descriptions instead of placeholders.

Specify interactions

"Clicking the project card opens a modal with full details and a gallery carousel."

💡 Tip: Write your recipe in a text editor first, then paste it in. Short prompts still work great — long prompts just give you more control when you need it.

Discover Built-in Packages

Your CubiCube® comes with popular packages pre-installed. Log in to your CubiCube® to see what's available—UI components, utilities, and libraries you can reference in your requests.