Now that you’ve had a chance to explore Angie Code, here are a few tips that will help you get better results, faster.
1. Start with a reference
Upload a screenshot or paste a URL of something close to what you have in mind. A visual reference gives Angie a strong starting point and dramatically improves the first output.
2. Be specific, but not exhaustive
Describe what you want clearly: the purpose, the look, the behavior. But don’t over-explain. Angie works best with focused, direct prompts. Long, layered instructions can dilute the result. For extra creativity, give it room to surprise you.
3. Aim for one goal per prompt
If you want a widget that filters products, animates on scroll, and pulls from a custom field, break that into steps. One clear goal per prompt keeps the output clean and on target.
4. The first result is a starting point, not the finish line
Think of Angie like a new collaborator. The first version gets you close. A follow-up prompt like “make the layout tighter” or “add a hover state” gets you the rest of the way. Iteration is part of the process.
5. One feature or widget per conversation
Upload a screenshot or paste a URL of something close to what you have in mind. A visual reference gives Angie a strong starting point and dramatically improves the first output.
Want more inspiration? Browse the prompt library for ready-to-use starting points.
