Protocol-style prompt makes Codex self-review pages to Awwwards-tier standards
huangyun_122 · x · 2026-10-23
A structured "protocol-level" prompt is circulating that you can paste into AI coding tools: declare an ::OBJECTIVE of Awwwards/Webby/FWA award-tier page design, define ::CHECK dimensions (typography, whitespace, visual hierarchy, color, motion, micro-interactions, responsive, originality), then run a ::LOOP where the model reads the page, compares each dimension to benchmark winners, and iterates until no visible improvement remains. The sharer reports Codex produces dramatically better-looking pages with it.
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