Packaging Structure
A practical packaging workflow to define information architecture, content priority, states, and navigation.
- Best tool
- ChatGPT or Claude
- Difficulty
- Advanced
- Use case
- Packaging
- Prompt type
- Reusable prompt
- Model target
- Current multimodal or text model appropriate to the artifact
- Quality review
- Editorial structure and safety review passed
- Last reviewed
- Creator and reviewer
- Promptle editorial team
What this prompt does
A practical packaging workflow to define information architecture, content priority, states, and navigation. It is designed for packaging and works best with Current multimodal or text model appropriate to the artifact.
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Your prompt
Act as a senior designer working on [PROJECT], a packaging for [AUDIENCE]. Goal: [GOAL]. Brand attributes: [BRAND_ATTRIBUTES]. Content or assets: [SOURCE_MATERIAL]. Technical and accessibility constraints: [CONSTRAINTS]. Desired deliverable: [FORMAT]. Your task is to define information architecture, content priority, states, and navigation. Use realistic content rather than lorem ipsum. Explain the rationale behind major choices, include responsive behavior and empty/loading/error/success states where relevant, and distinguish recommendations from validated user evidence. Do not copy a living artist’s style or imitate a protected brand. End with a prioritized checklist a designer or engineer can execute.
How to use it
Replace the bracketed variables with real context for packaging. Attach or paste source material when available, and verify consequential facts before acting.
Example input
Provide a real packaging brief with the audience, goal, constraints, preferred format, and any available source material filled into the prompt’s placeholders.
Sample output
A practical packaging workflow to define information architecture, content priority, states, and navigation. The finished response should apply that result to packaging, follow the requested structure, distinguish supplied facts from inference, and end with usable next actions.
Quality checklist
- The response directly addresses the packaging goal and intended audience.
- Every requested section or output format is present and materially complete.
- Unsupported facts are removed, sourced, or clearly marked for verification.
- The final result is specific enough to use without guessing what happens next.
Limitations and review notes
Generated visuals require accessibility, licensing, brand, and production review before publication.
This page records an editorial structure and safety review, not a guarantee that every provider or model version will produce the same result. See the Promptle testing methodology.