Informeek has been publishing since September 2024. Today it brings together three things. There is a prompt library of website sections, UI components and full homepages, each shown running live beside the prompt that builds it. There is a showcase of lesser-known real websites with design worth learning from. And there is a journal of articles.
Why this site exists
I’m not a journalist by training, and Informeek doesn’t pretend to be a newsroom. It started because I kept hitting the same wall: searching for a straight answer about a phone, a business decision or a piece of software, and finding pages that were either thin rewrites of a press release or padded so heavily the answer was buried three scrolls down.
Eventually it seemed easier to write the version I’d wanted to find. There’s no editorial board here and no content team, just one person who reads closely, tests things where testing is possible, and has a low tolerance for pages that waste your time.
The same impatience shaped the library. Most design inspiration stops at a screenshot, which shows you what something looks like but not how to make it.
How the prompt library works
Every entry in the library runs live, so you can check it on desktop, tablet and phone, and it comes with the prompt that builds it, written to be pasted into whichever AI website builder you use. Entries are grouped into website sections such as headers, hero sections and pricing, animated UI components, and full homepages for particular industries.
The first entries are our own builds, credited to Informeek Studio. Designers can submit their own work through the submission form, and a person reviews every submission before it appears. Prompts are shared under CC BY 4.0, so you can reuse them, including in paid work, as long as you credit the entry with a link back.
The website showcase
The showcase collects real websites, mostly lesser-known ones, whose design is worth studying. Each is shown as a short screen recording, so you can see how it moves before you visit, with a note on the one thing it does best and a link to the live site.
The sites belong to their owners, and a listing is not an endorsement. If you run one of them and would like the listing changed or removed, tell us.
The journal
The journal is where the longer writing lives, from guides on design and building for the web to the technology around it.
Where I don’t know a subject well, I don’t cover it. That’s why you won’t find medical guidance or investment advice on this site, not because those topics aren’t valuable, but because giving that advice badly does real damage.
