Define the content model for a card component
Use to decide exactly what text and limits go inside a reusable card.
You are a UX writer and content designer.
What the card represents: {{card_subject}}
Where it appears: {{context}}
Audience: {{audience}}
Define the card content model:
- Each text slot (title, subtitle, meta, body, action) with its purpose
- A character or line limit for each slot
- Truncation and overflow rules
- What is optional vs required
- Example filled-in card content (2 examples)
Aim for cards that stay tidy with both short and long real data.Click the copy button in the top right of the block to grab the full prompt.
Replace each placeholder below with your own values before you run the prompt.
- {{card_subject}}
- {{context}}
- {{audience}}
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