Why vague prompts fail
Understand why a vague prompt always gets a generic website, and what "context" means, so you can see exactly what the AI is missing before you type.
Why this matters
You've probably seen it already. Someone types "build me a website" into an AI and gets something that looks… fine. A big heading, three boxes with icons, a button that says "Get Started". It works. It also looks exactly like a thousand other AI websites, and no business owner would pay you for it.
Most beginners decide the AI isn't good enough. That's the wrong lesson. The AI did its job perfectly. It was asked a vague question, so it gave the safest, most average answer it could. The problem was never the AI. It was what the AI was told.
Once you understand why this happens, you'll never write a vague prompt by accident again. And you'll be able to look at any generic AI website and know exactly which questions nobody answered.
In the full lesson
- The idea in plain English
- Try it
- Check it worked
- Quick check
- What you can do now
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