Framework
Claude Prompt Framework
Claude tends to do well when the prompt is organized clearly and asks for thoughtful structure. This framework is built for long-form, explanation-heavy, and organized work.
The framework
Goal
State the goal in one sentence so the model knows what success looks like.
Background
Provide the important background information, especially if the task depends on context or tradeoffs.
Constraints
Explain what to avoid, how long the answer should be, and any tone or formatting requirements.
Reasoning style
Ask for the kind of answer you want: summary, practical plan, comparison, argument, critique, or teaching explanation.
Output structure
Ask for the result in sections, bullets, steps, or another structured format.
Why this framework works
A good framework reduces vague prompting. It gives visitors a repeatable structure they can use again and again, which makes the page more useful than a simple list of random prompts.
Examples built with this framework
Example
Help me compare three website growth strategies for a niche tool site. My goal is SEO traffic and long-term ad revenue. Avoid generic advice. Format the answer as pros, cons, risks, and recommendation.
Example
Summarize this long article and explain the practical takeaways for a beginner. Keep the tone clear and useful. Format the result with headings and bullet points.
Example
Create a detailed content strategy for a prompt site targeting business, SEO, and job seeker use cases. Show pillar pages, supporting pages, and internal linking ideas.