Product Manager by day, taco aficionado by night. Building Prompt to Page
London, England
Joined January 2018
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I wrote another (this time longer) blog on racism, exploring why Black Brits (and our allies) are protesting. It touches on police brutality, portrayals of black people in the media and everyday racism. medium.com/@courtney.rj.alle… #BlackLivesMattterUK #PoliceBrutality #racism
Until this release, Prompt to Page quietly rewrote an exit that went nowhere onto the next page when you exported.
A broken journey walked cleanly in the ZIP you handed to someone else.
0.5.0 stops that. A broken journey should look broken. 🧵
The honest bit.
The eighth design-system pack ships in this release stamped Not measured. And at the release commit the journey fix had no arm for it, so it fell through to GOV.UK classes.
The release's headline pack, excluded from the release's headline fix.
A broken journey should look broken. The app can tell you a destination does not exist; it cannot tell you the one that does exist is right.
In 0.5.0 it stopped pretending otherwise in what you hand over.
macOS and Windows. Free closed beta. 👇
prompttopage.xyz/
Describe a government service page in plain English. Watch it become real, accessible GOV.UK — and now USWDS — HTML.
Fully offline: nothing you type or generate leaves your machine.
Short demo 👇 youtu.be/QROkn-mZQFk
Designers across government increasingly use AI to prototype.
But cross-government guidance is clear: keep sensitive or personal data out of public AI tools — no oversight of where it goes.
So I built a GOV.UK prototyper that never goes online. 🧵
That's the honest shape: a capable-enough local model, wrapped in standards-aware guardrails, doing a narrow job well.
Prompt to Page is in free closed beta — macOS (Apple Silicon) and Windows.
If you design GOV.UK services and you've ever hesitated before pasting content into a chat box, try it and tell me where it falls down. 👇
prompttopage.xyz/