30 AI Prompts for Women in UX Who Are Done Playing Small

The Problem:

You're good at your job. You know UX. You understand users. You can design solutions that actually work.

But somehow:

• Your ideas get dismissed until a man repeats them
• Stakeholders see you as "the designer who makes things pretty"
• You're told you're "too emotional" when you're just being direct
• Your research gets ignored, then blamed when things fail
• You're doing senior-level work for mid-level recognition

You're not the problem. The rules weren't written for you.

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What You Get:

30 AI prompts you can use immediately in ChatGPT, Claude, or any AI tool—organized into 5 categories:

Stakeholder Communication (8 prompts) Navigate dismissive feedback, translate UX into business language, push back without being labeled "difficult," and establish boundaries around non-UX work.

Career Navigation (7 prompts) Decode job postings for red flags, ask interview questions that reveal if UX is valued, explain career gaps without apologizing, and position yourself for leadership.

Self-Advocacy (8 prompts) Reclaim credit when someone steals your idea, ask for a raise with confidence, document your impact without exact metrics, and say no without over-explaining.

Navigating Bias & Power Dynamics (4 prompts) Recognize when feedback is actually bias, spot gaslighting vs. legitimate criticism, respond to being called "emotional," and reach out to potential mentors.

Mindset & Resilience (3 prompts) Distinguish imposter syndrome from being undervalued, reframe criticism constructively, and prepare for high-stakes meetings with confidence.

PLUS:

• Complete "Notes for Use" guide with tips for getting better AI outputs
• Designed for immediate use. No fluff, no theory, just practical prompts
• Results Tracker Spreadsheet - Simple system to track which prompts work in your specific context. Refine your approach over time instead of starting from scratch each time. Working examples included.

Bonus: Before/After Prompt Examples See the transformation from weak language to confident communication.

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This Isn't Generic "Communication Tips"

These prompts are written specifically for women in UX and creative tech who are navigating:

• Being interrupted, talked over, and having ideas stolen
• Stakeholders who don't understand or value UX
• The double bind of being "too aggressive" or "not confident enough"
• Career advancement that feels impossible despite doing everything right
• The exhaustion of constantly proving your expertise

These prompts give you language for situations that require navigating power dynamics, not just "better communication."

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Who This Is For:

• You're tired of your ideas being dismissed, then credited to someone else
• You're strategic, but stakeholders only see you as "the design person"
• You know you're ready for leadership, but keep getting passed over
• You're done being told to "soften your approach" or "be more confident"
• You want practical tools that acknowledge the reality you're navigating

Not for you if:

• You want someone to validate your complaints without offering solutions
• You're looking for corporate leadership platitudes
• You think "the system will change if we just ask nicely enough"

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