PromptQuest is a mobile app and hence works best on a mobile breakpoint You’re struggling to prompt effectively. Your prompts produce broken designs and code. You’re frustrated, but you don’t want to spend hours reading or watching prompt engineering courses. Enter PromptQuest, an interactive and fun way for AI enthusiasts to learn the fundamentals of prompt engineering. Think Duolingo meets Super Mario Bros for learning. Games are not for you? Check out the Learn tab at the bottom. The design of PromptQuest started with the Twitter Design System, but quickly evolved to its own style - with map UI styles changing from world-to-world. And there's sound effects :)

PromptQuest is a mobile app and hence works best on a mobile breakpoint You’re struggling to prompt effectively. Your prompts produce broken designs and code. You’re frustrated, but you don’t want to spend hours reading or watching prompt engineering courses. Enter PromptQuest, an interactive and fun way for AI enthusiasts to learn the fundamentals of prompt engineering. Think Duolingo meets Super Mario Bros for learning. Games are not for you? Check out the Learn tab at the bottom. The design of PromptQuest started with the Twitter Design System, but quickly evolved to its own style - with map UI styles changing from world-to-world. And there's sound effects :)PromptQuest is a mobile app and hence works best on a mobile breakpoint You’re struggling to prompt effectively. Your prompts produce broken designs and code. You’re frustrated, but you don’t want to spend hours reading or watching prompt engineering courses. Enter PromptQuest, an interactive and fun way for AI enthusiasts to learn the fundamentals of prompt engineering. Think Duolingo meets Super Mario Bros for learning. Games are not for you? Check out the Learn tab at the bottom. The design of PromptQuest started with the Twitter Design System, but quickly evolved to its own style - with map UI styles changing from world-to-world. And there's sound effects :)

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Mikey Itua

• Jul 14, 2025

PromptQuest - Learn and master prompt engineering in a fun and interactive way

Project Link: https://designs.magicpath.ai/v1/ready-star-6349

Note: PromptQuest is a mobile app and hence works best on a mobile breakpoint

You’re struggling to prompt effectively. Your prompts produce broken designs and code. You’re frustrated, but you don’t want to spend hours reading or watching prompt engineering courses. Enter PromptQuest, an interactive and fun way for AI enthusiasts to learn the fundamentals of prompt engineering. Think Duolingo meets Super Mario Bros for learning. Games are not for you? Check out the Learn tab at the bottom. The design of PromptQuest started with the Twitter Design System, but quickly evolved to its own style - with map UI styles changing from world-to-world. And there's sound effects :)

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Salvador Zepeda

• Jul 15, 2025

@Mikey Itua Nicely done! It’s not just a webpage, it’s a web-on video game. How’d you manage the prompts, bro? This is straight-up top tier! 🔥

Mikey Itua

• Jul 15, 2025

@Salvador Zepeda the best way is to break down is to explain what you want to implement to an LLM like ChatGPT, then ask it to break it down into steps. Then conversate with MagicPath and get MagicPath to repeat the implemenation/feature back to you (so you know it understands what you're...

Mikey Itua

• Jul 15, 2025

@Salvador Zepeda I'm glad you liked the project 🔥

Salvador Zepeda

• Jul 15, 2025

@Mikey Itua Thanks for that! 👍

Jacob Waites

• Jul 18, 2025

@Mikey Itua The sheer breadth of this prototype is amazing! Love the attention to detail on the course visuals and icons. I think this definitely becomes it's own design system rather than using a templated one. Im interested to know what prompt you used to get the map icons to be created? They look like pure CSS visuals?