Development criteria
It turns the relationships and states of posts, comments, and channels, key user flows, recovery paths, and completion conditions into an implementable specification.
COMMUNITY PROMPTS
Communities website prompts
How should a Communities site be designed? Model the relationships and states of posts, comments, and channels first, then treat context, reputation, and moderation as a primary risk. Each service guide below combines an implementation specification with design standards.
- Primary goal
- discussion and accumulated knowledge
- Core entities
- posts, comments, and channels
- Design risk
- context, reputation, and moderation
10 REAL SERVICES
Communities · 10 real services
Development prompts and DESIGN.MD for 10 real services designed around discussion and accumulated knowledge.
ANSWER GUIDE
Communities How to choose a prompt
Choose the service whose core screen and repeated behavior most closely match the product you are building. Apply only information priority and state design, never the reference brand assets.
Design criteria
Start from A community interface for Communities, centered on posts, comments, and channels, with a [reference] brand impression led by [color], while avoiding the original logo, proprietary copy, images, and pixel-level layout.
Risk to validate
Treat context, reputation, and moderation as a primary design risk and define loading, empty, error, partial-data, and success states.