Prompt engineering for Angular and Next.js
A prompt is a blueprint.
Ten real prompts for building Angular and Next.js projects. Each one is split into the ten blocks a good project prompt needs. Click any block to see why it is there and what it changes.
Where it comes from
Built on the frameworks you already know
CRAFT, CO-STAR and RISEN are the best-known prompt frameworks. They were designed for general writing tasks. Context engineering is the newer idea: give the model everything it needs, not just a well-worded request.
Rules that hold for every prompt
Six habits of good prompts
Each habit lives in one or more BLUEPRINTS blocks. You will see all six at work in the prompts below.
The library
Ten prompts, taken apart
Ordered from beginner to expert. Each prompt adds one new technique on top of the blocks.
The knowledge mountain
Every word is a summit.
Eleven one-sentence prompts, each asking an AI for a whole website. They look simple, but under every technical word is a mountain of knowledge: how the framework does it, the code you write, what the browser and network do, and the ideas underneath that never change.
Peaks follow the order of the words in the prompt. Peak height shows how many concepts sit under each word.
Inside the selected summit
What one sentence carries