Design Your Next Website With AI: A Prompting Guide for Ming-Image

DeepInfra’s guide presents Ming-Image-0.1-Design, an open-weight inclusionAI model specialized in generating UI mockups from text prompts, which reportedly ranks highly on UI/UX benchmarks and can produce 1024×1024 designs in about seven seconds through DeepInfra’s API. It argues that useful results depend primarily on prompts written as detailed design briefs: users should identify the product and page type, describe the layout from top to bottom, specify interface components, name concrete visual styles, and provide exact short-form copy such as headlines, navigation links, calls to action, and KPI values. The guide notes that long text remains less reliable, recommends using a fixed seed to make targeted iterative changes while varying seeds for distinct concepts, and advises designing the above-the-fold experience for the model’s square canvas before extending the page in a conventional design tool. It concludes with a reusable prompt structure and an API example, framing AI-assisted website design as a process of translating a clear visual concept into precise instructions rather than requesting a generic website.

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