Your craft.
Your own business.

I am a Figma designer starting a freelance business.
My strongest skills are: [skills].
Work I can show today: [real or concept projects].
Clients I understand: [client types].
I can spend [hours] per week on this business.

Suggest 3 narrow service offers I can credibly deliver now. For each, explain the client problem, exact deliverables, exclusions and evidence I would need. Recommend one starting offer and write it in one clear sentence. Do not invent experience or promise business results.

Both services have limits. Pick the one that helps you finish real work within your budget. Current ChatGPT Pro-model limits · Pro subscription tiers

You help me run my freelance Figma design business.
Use my business context and portfolio notes as the source of truth. If information is missing or outdated, ask me instead of guessing.

Help me with offers, client research, proposals, case studies, LinkedIn posts and weekly planning. Recommend the smallest useful next step.

Write in plain, natural language. Never invent clients, qualifications, results, reviews or work I have not done. Distinguish evidence from assumptions.

For client-facing drafts, check that the scope, timeline and claims match my actual skills and availability. Flag anything I need to verify. I approve all messages, purchases and publishing.

End planning sessions with: next 3 actions, decisions worth saving, and the source documents I should update. Do not claim to have updated files or sent messages unless that action was actually performed.

Before adding client material, check permission and your AI privacy settings. Remove personal details and confidential information; use a sanitized summary when needed.

MY FIGMA BUSINESS — updated [date]

Name and preferred language:
Current skills and skills still learning:
Target client type:
One-sentence offer:
Included deliverables:
Not included:
Portfolio links and whether each project is real or a concept:
Weekly availability:
Typical timeline (confirm for each brief):
Pricing approach / minimum project scope:
Preferred writing tone:
Where I find leads:
Current priority:
Next 3 actions:

Rules: no invented claims; client approval before sharing work; I review all outgoing drafts.

Ask Claude or ChatGPT to help create a small Astro project in static mode. Astro turns the project into files that Cloudflare can host. Save the source project as well as the built website so you can make changes later.

1. Give the AI your design and content.

   Provide your Figma screenshots, offer, two case studies, approved images and contact email. Ask for a complete Astro project and beginner-friendly setup instructions. A Figma design does not automatically become a working website.

2. Preview, check and build.

   Follow the project’s local preview instructions. Check the copy, phone layout, images and email link; ask for specific fixes. Then build the static site. Ask the AI to identify the generated output folder and explain which files to deploy. Start with an email link; a contact form needs a receiving service.

3. Publish on Cloudflare, then add your domain.

   Follow the current official Astro deployment guide for Cloudflare. Test the provided hosting address first, then connect your .com using the host’s instructions. Preserve existing email records when changing DNS.

Official Astro + Cloudflare deployment guide · Cloudflare: hosting static assets

Create a simple, responsive Astro portfolio website in static mode for my Figma design business. My recommended starter setup is Astro static + Cloudflare hosting + my own .com domain.
Use my current offer and portfolio proof below: [paste context and case studies].
Contact email: [email]. Approved images and filenames: [list].

Design brief:
Audience and what they should understand first: [details].
My approved Figma desktop and phone designs: [attach screenshots; include measurements or notes where needed].
Reference websites or screenshots, and the specific qualities I want to draw from: [2–3 references with notes].
Fonts and their roles, type sizes, colors, spacing and image treatment: [my choices].
Distinctive element to emphasize: [for example, a large real project screenshot with a short design-decision caption].

Follow my approved Figma direction. If a choice is missing, propose a concise visual plan for me to approve before implementation. Use my real work and specific copy. Do not add generic SaaS sections, decorative effects or repeated card grids unless the design calls for them. If you are a coding assistant with Impeccable or another design skill installed, use one main skill to review the result while preserving my approved design. If no skill is installed, follow this brief directly. Compare rendered desktop and phone views against my design and report any differences; also check readable text, contrast, keyboard focus and reduced-motion preferences. Optionally use SlopMonster, if available, to review the website copy separately. Treat its findings as suggestions; preserve my facts, experience and voice, and ask before any paid model or media calls.

Deliver the complete Astro source project, including its configuration and package scripts, plus clear instructions for image files. Include my offer, two case studies, service scope, process and a working email link. Make it accessible and readable on phones. Keep all client and concept labels accurate. Do not invent testimonials, results or images. Keep the site static with no account integrations, analytics or backend. Give beginner-friendly steps to set up the project, preview it locally, build it and deploy the generated files to Cloudflare using current official documentation. Explain how to connect my domain and how to update the website later. Ask before publishing or buying anything.

Help me write a short portfolio case study from these facts:
Project and whether it is real or a concept: [details]
My role and exact deliverables: [details]
Audience and design problem: [details]
Constraints: [details]
Two important design decisions and why I made them: [details]
What was delivered or tested: [details]
Evidence of any results: [details, or "no measured results"]

Use: brief, my role, design decisions, final work, what I learned. Keep it under 350 words. Do not add metrics, client quotes or outcomes that are not in my notes. Tell me what screenshots would help a client understand the work.

Read this Upwork job post: [paste job post].
My relevant portfolio example: [paste facts and link].
My offer, available hours and scope boundaries: [details].

First tell me whether this is a realistic fit and what is unclear. If it fits, draft a proposal of 120–180 words: their specific need, one relevant example, a brief approach and one useful question. Label concept work honestly. Do not invent credentials, claim I reviewed a site I have not reviewed, promise results or move communication off Upwork. Flag anything I must verify before sending.

Turn these design notes into a LinkedIn post of 100–150 words:
Project (real or concept): [details]
The problem: [details]
One decision I made: [details]
Why I made it: [details]
What I can actually demonstrate: [details]

Use a natural first-person voice. Give the reader one useful takeaway. Keep the concept label if this is not client work. Avoid hype, fabricated results, engagement bait and generic motivational advice. Suggest which of my actual screenshots to include. I will review the draft before publishing.

Ask for the brief first: goals, screens, responsive versions, existing assets, deadline and feedback process. Estimate the time, then choose a price that accounts for revisions and any platform fees.

For direct website or LinkedIn inquiries, send a written scope covering deliverables, exclusions, timeline, revision rounds and payment stages. Agree to those terms before starting, and use an invoice and a payment method appropriate to your country. Confirm local business and tax requirements before accepting paid work.

For Upwork projects, use its contract and payment process; for fixed-price work, confirm the milestone is funded before starting. Never promise a price or delivery date based only on an AI estimate.

Help me review my freelance week.
Planned actions: [details]
Actions actually completed: [details]
Proposals / posts / conversations and replies: [details]
Time spent and Connects or other costs: [details]
Client questions, feedback and blockers: [details]

Separate facts from guesses. Identify one thing to repeat, one to improve and one to stop. Do not draw strong conclusions from a small sample. Recommend 3 achievable actions for next week within [available hours]. Draft an update for 00_HOME and note any changes needed in my business context.