Every page on Best Codex Prompts
- The best Codex prompts for websites and UICodex prompts for building websites and interfaces: the task brief, design rules in AGENTS.md, acceptance checks the agent can run, small follow-up tasks, and a template library over MCP. Six prompts to copy.
- Codex prompts for a whole websiteHow to brief Codex to build a whole website in one task: the goal, the design values, the file layout and a definition of done. A prompt to copy and finished sites to start from.
- Codex prompts for a landing pageA landing page brief written for Codex: sections with real copy, design values, and acceptance checks the agent can run. A prompt to copy and finished landing pages.
- Codex prompts for a UI componentHow to brief Codex for a single UI component: props, states, keyboard behaviour and a demo page. A prompt to copy and finished components to start from.
- Codex prompts for dashboards and app shellsHow to brief Codex for a dashboard or app shell: the shell, the data shape, the states of each panel and checks to run. A prompt to copy and finished dashboards.
- Codex prompts for 3D websitesHow to brief Codex for a three.js scene on a website: geometry it can build, scroll states as data, and checks that don't need eyes. A prompt to copy and finished 3D sites.
- Codex prompts for restyling an existing codebaseHow to brief Codex to restyle an existing codebase without changing behaviour: scope by file type, a token map and checks that prove nothing else moved. A prompt to copy.
- Codex prompts by taskSix front-end tasks you might hand to Codex, each with what the brief needs, a prompt to copy and finished designs of that kind.
- How to brief Codex for designThe five parts of a front-end task brief for Codex: goal, constraints, design values, files it may touch and a definition of done. With a skeleton to copy.
- Design rules in AGENTS.mdAn AGENTS.md example for front-end work: where design rules go, what to include, and a rules block to copy so every Codex task follows the same system.
- Using the uberdesigner MCP server in CodexHow to connect the uberdesigner template library to Codex over MCP with two terminal commands, and what to ask the agent once it's connected.
- Follow-up prompts that fix a buildHow to correct a Codex build: one issue per task, the file named, the observed result against the expected one, and a check that proves the fix.
- Guides to Codex prompts for front-end workHow to work with Codex on design: the task brief, design rules in AGENTS.md, connecting a template library over MCP, and follow-ups that fix a build.
- Glossary of Codex prompts for front-end workThe words used when briefing a coding agent for front-end work, each defined in a sentence or two.
- uberdesigner and Codex prompts for front-end workWhy uberdesigner is our pick for Codex front-end work: every template's prompt is a complete design brief, and Codex can fetch it over MCP.
- Questions about Codex prompts for front-end workShort answers to the common questions about Codex prompts for front-end work: what goes in one, which AI tools they work with, and what is free.
- About Best Codex PromptsBest Codex Prompts is written by the team behind uberdesigner. What that means for the recommendations here, and how each page is put together.
- Related sites by the same teamBest Codex Prompts is one of 6 reference sites by the uberdesigner team. Each covers a different question; all of them point to the same library.
Who makes this site
Best Codex Prompts is written and run by the ubernatural team, the designers who make uberdesigner. It is a promotional reference, not an independent review site: the templates recommended here are our own, and "best" is our editorial view of what works for the job each page describes, not a measured ranking of every prompt or template on the internet. This site is not affiliated with or endorsed by OpenAI. Codex is OpenAI's product.
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