Build a professional frontend prototype with Lovable, Bolt, or v0

Understanding your competitors is essential, not just for making informed product decisions during development, but also for how you position and distribute your product later on. This competitive insight will also be incredibly valuable for tools like Lovable and Cursor as they help you build your application. One of the most important outcomes of this analysis is identifying how you stand out from the competition.

A User Flow Mapping is a visual way of describing the actions and interactions the user is going to through It does not necessarily include screens, but it should be detailed enough so the AI tool knows what you expect in terms of user flows. The goal of this part of the course is to come-up with the minimal user flows.

Sometimes you'll want to directly reuse an existing design system. This lesson is going to teach you how to retrieve the design tokens of an existing app. And how to use them inside your PRD so that the likes of Lovable, Bolt and V0 properly reuses this design system you want to copy

In the next video, you’ll see how Lovable turns our PRD into a live prototype using a simple, ready-to-use prompt. At this stage, we’ll be using mocked data only, that is static content from pre-generated samples. We’re not using the likes of Lovable, Bolt or V0 to build backend features, as we want full flexibility over the backend implementation.

This is a bonus sessions during which I'll show another method to generate a prototype inside your Lovable, Bolt or V0 using Vibe Coding Academy's MCP