This page is a typography and block sampler for the full-width page template. Every common text format and block appears at least once, so you can check spacing, colors and dark mode in one place.
Prompts work best when the parts that change are easy to spot. Write the fixed instructions once, put {{blanks}} where the details go, and let the form do the rest. You can mark text as bold, italic, bold italic, struck through, or link to another prompt in the library. Shortcuts like Ctrl + C are shown as keys, and notes like H2O or 10th use sub- and superscript.
Heading level 2: writing a good prompt
A good prompt tells the AI who it is, what to do, and what a good answer looks like. Keep each instruction short. If a sentence needs a second sentence to explain it, split it into two instructions.
Heading level 3: the three parts
- Role: who the AI should be, for example a senior copywriter.
- Task: what it should produce, with the blanks in place.
- Use one blank per detail that changes.
- Give each blank a clear name, like
{{audience}}.
- Format: how the answer should look: a list, a table or a short paragraph.
Heading level 4: step by step
- Write the prompt as if you were briefing a new colleague.
- Replace every detail that changes with a blank.
- Test it with two or three different inputs.
- Save a sample output, so others know what to expect.
Heading level 5: a small detail
Smaller headings are useful inside long guides, for notes that belong to the section above.
Heading level 6: the smallest one
Rarely needed, but it should still look like a heading and not like body text.
We stopped arguing about wording the day we saved our best prompt with blanks. Now everyone starts from the same version.
Mara Lindqvist, Brightmoss Studio
Code and preformatted text
Prompts and code always use the theme’s monospace font. A code block keeps line breaks and spacing exactly as typed:
You are a senior copywriter.
Write 5 email subject lines for {{product}}.
Audience: {{audience}}. Tone: {{tone}}.
Keep each line under 50 characters.
Preformatted text keeps spacing too,
including indents and
extra spaces,
but uses the body font settings of the theme.
A table
| Prompt | Kind | Blanks | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Email subject lines | Writing | 3 | Tested |
| Product photo, clean background | Image | 2 | Tested |
| Code review checklist | Code | 1 | Untested |
| A week of social posts | Writing | 4 | Tested |
Save it once. Use it every time.
The whole idea, in six words
Columns
Writing
Emails, posts and summaries. Most writing prompts need three or four blanks.
Images
Describe the subject, the light and the style. Add a result image so people see what to expect.
Code
Say which language and what kind of answer you want: a review, a fix or an explanation.
A full-width group
This group stretches edge to edge on the full-width template, while its content stays at a readable width. Give it a background color in the editor to test how text and links look on it.
That’s every block on this page. If something looks off here, it will look off everywhere, so this is a good page to check after changing theme colors or fonts.

