Prompt Patterns for Developers
arigaram
$254.10
Basic / prompt engineering
4.4
(5)
We introduce basic prompt patterns for coding and advanced API prompt patterns for leveraging artificial intelligence.
Basic
prompt engineering
You can learn the "service design" concepts and methods required when planning applications or web services based on LLM, a type of generative artificial intelligence (Generative AI).
Service design process (Customer Journey Map, Touchpoint Analysis, etc.)
The positive impact of LLMs on service UX/UI design
The course is currently in the process of being completed. Please be aware that there is a disadvantage in that you may have to wait a long time until the course is fully finished (although it will be supplemented frequently). Please take this into consideration when making your purchase decision.
March 24, 2025
We have started publishing the 2nd edition.
November 20, 2025
We have begun a full-scale revision and reinforcement process. We also plan to re-record the existing lectures.
The individual lesson curriculum for Sections 5 to 15 has been released.
October 6, 2025
The existing curriculum has been significantly reinforced. Three lesson topics have been added to each of the existing Sections 1 through 4, and new Sections 5 through 15 have been added. Lesson outlines are provided for each additional section. The content will be supplemented based on these outlines, and the schedule for these updates has not yet been determined.
With the rapid advancement of AI technology, service design is no longer the exclusive domain of design majors. We are now in an era where planners, designers, developers, and marketers must all design service experiences alongside AI.
This course comprehensively covers Large Language Models (LLM) and service design,
providing step-by-step learning on how to achieve "user-centered innovation" rather than just "technology-driven automation." You will learn how to plan services by leveraging LLM and AI transformation (AX) technologies.
In particular, the course covers the entire process—from the Design Thinking process and prompt engineering to conversational UX design, AI ethics, and hands-on service prototyping—enabling students to design and implement LLM-based services on their own.
Through this course, you will systematically acquire the following competencies.
Understanding the Convergence of Service Design and LLM
Learn the impact of LLM technology on user experience design and the structure of their synergy
Strengthening problem-solving skills based on Design Thinking
Applying the entire process of Empathy → Definition → Ideation → Prototyping → Testing with a focus on LLM.
Prompt Engineering and Conversational UX Design Skills
Designing chatbot, content generation, and customer response scenarios at an actual service-ready level
Strengthening Awareness of AI Ethics, Law, and Governance
Learning essential transparency, fairness, and privacy protection strategies for public and commercial services
Cultivating business modeling and operational design capabilities
Designing sustainable revenue structures and operational metrics for AI services
Securing the capability to execute cornerstone design projects
Directly complete practical projects such as Duolingo, Copy.ai, customer support automation, and local government chatbots
Service design overview, necessity, and the impact of LLM
User-centered design principles and collaboration structures
User Needs Analysis and Core UX Elements
Practice Guide (Individual-based Practice), Latest AI Service Trend Analysis
Hands-on practice of the entire process: Empathize → Define → Ideate → Prototype → Test
Idea expansion and user persona generation using LLM
Individual Practice Challenge (LLM-based Idea Generation)
Conversational UX structure, prompt patterns, and multi-turn conversation design
Constraint-based prompt writing, memory and session design
Practice: Designing and Testing Your Own Prompt Scenarios
Guide to rapid prototyping using tools such as Figma, Chatbase, and No-code
User testing planning, feedback loop design
Practice for improving LLM response quality and UX
Learning the principles of fairness, transparency, and accountability
Privacy protection, copyright, and data governance
Social Responsibility and Risk Response Strategies for AI Services
Operation, monitoring, and metric design for LLM services
Version control and model evaluation from an MLOps perspective
No-code/low-code tool integration and API connection practice
Designing the revenue structure of LLM services
Analysis of success and failure cases (Education, Content, and Customer Support sectors)
Personal Business Model Canvas Practice
The highlight of this lecture is a practical project where you analyze actual successful LLM service cases
and design similar services yourself based on those insights.
Learning scenario and feedback design
Configuring interactive learning UX and creating a demonstration prototype
Style transformation and template-based content generation prompt design
Quality Evaluation and A/B Test Design
Design of automated response and human intervention (Human-in-the-loop)
Optimization strategies based on operating costs and quality metrics
Designing LLM Chatbots for Public Civil Service Response and Policy Guidance
Creating public service prototypes considering transparency, accessibility, and reliability
After completing the course, you will achieve the following practical results.
Securing service planning and design capabilities in the AI era
Improvement of customized user experience design skills using LLM
Understanding AI ethics and data governance
End-to-end practical experience from prototyping to operation and evaluation
Complete a practical portfolio including Duolingo, Copy.ai, and local government chatbots
Service Planners, UX Designers, and PMs utilizing LLM
Startup founders and planners who want to understand AI technology and turn it into a service
Practitioners and leaders in the fields of customer service, marketing, and content automation
Those interested in public service innovation, AI governance design, and AI-based customer experience improvement.
This course is not simply about "how to use" LLM, but a practical program where you learn how to design new service experiences through LLM. It is not an "era where AI replaces humans," but an "era where we design better experiences together with AI" — take your place at the center of that change.
Who is this course right for?
Service Planner and Designer
Marketing and Customer Relations Manager
Startup and IT service developer
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