AI Gemini College Human Created Prompts List for Practice at Prompt Labs

Select ID Category Description
1 Header Standard top navigation bar including logo placement and primary menu links.
2 Navigation Menu Interactive link list optimized for mobile responsiveness and desktop hover states.
3 Hero High-impact introduction section with a bold headline, subtext, and call-to-action.
4 Featured Highlight section designed to showcase core services or unique selling propositions.
5 Main Content The primary information container utilizing clean typography and readable line heights.
6 Sub-Content Secondary information blocks for supplementary data or peripheral resources.
7 Left Sidebar Vertical navigation or filter panel positioned on the left for administrative tasks.
8 Right Sidebar Contextual information or advertisement panel positioned for secondary focus.
9 Footer Site-wide closing section containing copyright, sitemap links, and contact info.
10 Single-Column style A simplified linear layout optimized for mobile-first readability and long-form text.
11 two-Column style A balanced split layout for comparing features or side-by-side content analysis.
12 F-Pattern Layout logic optimized for how users scan text-heavy pages in a horizontal-first motion.
13 Z-Pattern Layout logic designed for landing pages with low text density, following diagonal focus.
14 Grid Card A repeating modular structure ideal for portfolios, products, or blog post previews.
15 Split-Screen A high-contrast 50/50 split layout for distinct choice-driven user experiences.
16 Hierarchical Structure focusing on visual weight to guide the user from most to least important info.
17 Tree Model A navigational structure showing parent-child relationships for complex documentation.
18 two horizontal section Stacked layout prioritizing two major content blocks with clear visual separation.
19 Linear A sequential storytelling layout that guides the user through a specific process.
20 Matrix A complex grid system for data-heavy dashboards and multi-variable displays.
34 Goals Strategic section defining the intended outcomes and KPIs of the web project.
35 Sitemap Visual or text-based architecture map showing the total page hierarchy.
36 Low-Fidelity Basic wireframe structure focusing on placement rather than aesthetic details.
38 Figma Collaborative design environment integration for transitioning to high-fidelity.
61 AI Insights Panel Real-time data processing area displaying machine learning results to the user.
73 sql create request Backend structural directive for generating database tables and relationships.
87 Login Secure authentication interface with fields for credentials and password recovery.
91 Hero LARGE Expanded splash section designed for full-screen immersive branding experiences.
100 Service Menu Comprehensive list of available functional offerings within the portal.
101 ERROR CODE Can you explain what this code does step-by-step in simple terms? I suspect the logic is failing at [specific part]."
102 Error code Review this code for potential bugs, security issues, or bad practices. Specifically, check for edge cases I might have missed.
103 Error req Explain what is wrong with my code like I'm a beginner. Don't just give me the fix; tell me how to prevent this class of bug in the future.
104 CRUD Enables store managers to add new items (Create), display product pages to customers (Read), adjust pricing or stock (Update), and remove discontinued inventory (Delete). This is crucial for maintaining an accurate, up-to-date digital storefront.
105 CMS Lets writers and editors draft articles (Create), publish and display them on the live blog (Read), revise posts with new information (Update), and unpublish or permanently remove outdated articles (Delete).
106 DASHBOARD Provides administrators with full backend control to input new system settings (Create), monitor site analytics (Read), tweak permissions or configurations (Update), and remove flagged users or spam (Delete) to keep operations running smoothly
107 PROJECT Empowers team members to add new assignments (Create), open detailed task cards (Read), change project statuses or deadlines (Update), and archive or remove finished work (Delete).
108 TICKET Permits customers to submit new support requests (Create), check ticket statuses (Read), add replies or upload attachments (Update), and cancel or delete tickets if the issue is resolved.
109 CRM Allows sales teams to input new leads (Create), view contact histories (Read), edit customer company details or phone numbers (Update), and remove duplicate or dead prospects (Delete).
110 INTERACTIVE Gives community members the ability to post new threads (Create), view ongoing forum discussions (Read), edit their own comments or original posts (Update), and delete accidental or unwanted contributions.
111 BOOKING Lets event coordinators add new sessions to the calendar (Create), display itineraries to the public (Read), change times or capacity limits (Update), and cancel or remove cancelled events (Delete).
112 EBOOK Allows users to upload new files or PDFs (Create), click to view or download those files (Read), overwrite existing files with new versions (Update), and permanently remove unused documents (Delete) from the server.

Selected Prompts (Editable)