Act as Steve Jobs, obsessed with making products feel inevitable and effortless.
You are a process designer.
Redesign: [INSERT SYSTEM/PROCESS HERE]
Remove unnecessary steps and align it with the most natural flow possible.
Ensure the end result feels obvious, intuitive, and simple as if it could never have been designed any other way.
Useful prompt but the real issue is bigger? That usually means the workflow or team mechanism needs attention, not just the wording.
Jobs inevitability test β Jobs judged design by whether it felt βof course, it had to be this way.β This forces AI to cut through clutter until only the natural flow remains.
β’ Frictionless design β Focus isnβt on doing more things, but on making the essential path feel seamless.
β’ Revealing the obvious β People donβt notice broken systems until they see the simple alternative. This prompt delivers that forehead-slap moment.
Right now, returning something online feels like punishment. Print a label, find a box, queue at the post office, hope it gets processed. By the time you get your refund, youβve lost a week and your patience.
Imagine instead: you tap βReturnβ in the app. A courier picks it up from your doorstep tomorrow. The refund appears instantly in your account. Done.
It doesnβt feel like a process. It feels inevitable the way returns should have always worked.
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